Question: A circular furnace has 2 end diffuse, gray surfaces. Both surfaces (surfaces |1 &2) are kept at 500 K and each surface has an emissivity of 0.5. The diameter and the length of the furnace are 0.5meters. Its lateral surface (surface 3) is also diffuse and gray and kept at 1000 K (surface 3 has an emissivity of 0.8). Answer the following questions: Part (C) Derive an equation for the radiosity (J; ) at each node by balancing the heat transfer at each node (each surface is represented by a node) and solve for J1, J2 and J3. Part (D) What is the net radiative heat transfer from the surface 1 and surface 3 ?

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Question: A circular furnace has 2 end diffuse, gray surfaces. Both surfaces (surfaces 1 &2) are kept at
500 K and each surface has an emissivity of 0.5. The diameter and the length of the furnace are
0.5meters. Its lateral surface (surface 3) is also diffuse and gray and kept at 1000 K (surface 3 has an
emissivity of 0.8). Answer the following questions:
Part (C) Derive an equation for the radiosity (J: ) at each node by balancing the heat transfer at each
node (each surface is represented by a node) and solve for J1, J2 and J3.
Part (D) What is the net radiative heat transfer from the surface 1 and surface 3 ?
Transcribed Image Text:Question: A circular furnace has 2 end diffuse, gray surfaces. Both surfaces (surfaces 1 &2) are kept at 500 K and each surface has an emissivity of 0.5. The diameter and the length of the furnace are 0.5meters. Its lateral surface (surface 3) is also diffuse and gray and kept at 1000 K (surface 3 has an emissivity of 0.8). Answer the following questions: Part (C) Derive an equation for the radiosity (J: ) at each node by balancing the heat transfer at each node (each surface is represented by a node) and solve for J1, J2 and J3. Part (D) What is the net radiative heat transfer from the surface 1 and surface 3 ?
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