Application: Assume a small spacecraft is in open space. One panel is a dedicated radiator (dimensions in image) and is painted with S13 GLO white paint (emissivity = .89). If the radiator is at 30C and has a full view factor to space, how much heat can it reject from the system? (How much is this radiator radiating to space?). Use 3K for space temperature. Round answer up to one decimal place. No need to include units. (Remember that -/+ signs are used in respect to direction of energy transfer)

Application: Assume a small spacecraft is in open space. One panel is a dedicated radiator (dimensions in image) and is painted with S13 GLO white paint (emissivity = .89). If the radiator is at 30C and has a full view factor to space, how much heat can it reject from the system? (How much is this radiator radiating to space?). Use 3K for space temperature. Round answer up to one decimal place. No need to include units. (Remember that -/+ signs are used in respect to direction of energy transfer)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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