表面不透明三层漫反射散射性介质耦合换热

本文采用射线踪迹、节点分析法研究了三层吸收、各向同性散射性介质层内的一维辐射和导热瞬态耦合换热,复合层表面不透明漫反射,介质层交界面半透明漫反射,且半透明漫反射交界面的反射率采用Fresnel反射定律确定。采用一层和二层辐射能量传递模型跟踪辐射能量在三层介质内的传递,从而推导出辐射传递系数。运用辐射传递系数求解辐射源项,在辐射对流边界条件下、采用全隐格式求解瞬态能量方程,并从机理上研究了辐射和导热耦合换热过程。     

计算半透明介质层光谱发射特性的一种新方法——伪光源迭加法

从介质的内部辐射传递出发，提出一种计算半透明介质层表观光谱发射特性的新方法－－伪光源迭加法。文中以两种情况（１）基底面漫射不透明、出射面镜反半透明；（２）基底面漫射不透明、出射面漫反射半透明）下半行平板状介质层的表观发射为例，介绍了这种方法的基本思想，推导出了表观光谱发射率计算式，具体计算了等温半透明灰介质层在不同条件下的表观半球发射率和方向发射率分布。     

激光脉冲在各向异性散射介质内的瞬态热效应

本文考察了激光脉冲在吸收、发射、各向异性散射介质内引起的瞬态热效应。将激光脉冲辐射在介质内的传递过程分为两个子过程：发射－衰减－反射过程和吸收－散射过程。用光线踪迹法结合节点分析导出辐射传递系数和辐射源项,用控制容积法解瞬态能量方程。检验结果表明,本文的计算方法准确。在此基础上,考察了散射特性、初始温度对激光脉冲响应的影响。     

半透明介质相变中的辐射变物性问题

半透明介质相变传热在许多工程领域引起关注,其实质是变物性条件下伴随相变的辐射-导热瞬态耦合传热问题,其难点在于相变过程中的辐射变物性问题,尤其是折射率的时空演变问题.本文首次研究相变过程中的变折射率问题.假设相变介质存在固相-糊状-液相区,固/糊界面、液/糊界面假定为半透明漫反射.采用多层辐射传递模型模拟相变介质内的辐...     

瞬态激光脉冲在吸收、发射性介质内引起的温度响应

本文导出了平行光入射辐射穿过半透明界面,在吸收、发射性介质内产生的辐射热源的表达式。数值模拟了瞬间激光脉冲入射下：（1）半透明介质与不透明介质在非人射面上的过余温度响应;（2）入的激光的波长对温度响应的影响;（3）界面光学特性（两侧均为不透明界面,两侧均为半透明界面,一侧为半透明、另一侧为不透明界面）对温度响应的影响;（4）采用Planck、Rosseland平均吸收系数处理非灰介质时,对辐射与导热瞬态耦合换热的影响。     

用射线踪迹法解黑表面矩形介质耦合换热

本文用射线踪迹-节点分析法研究了二维黑体表面矩形、各向同性散射半透明介质内辐射与导热瞬态耦合换热。采用全隐格式的有限差分法离散二维瞬态微分能量方程,用辐射传递系数来表示辐射源项,结合谱带模型并采用射线踪迹法求解辐射传递系数。采用Patankar线性化方法将辐射源项及不透明边界条件线性化,并采用附加源项法处理边界条件,运用ADI方法求解名以上的线性化方程组,从而解得二维矩形介质内的瞬态温度分布。     

多维梯度折射率介质内辐射传递的扩散近似

推导多维梯度折射率介质内稳态辐射传递的扩散近似方程.使用有限元法对扩散近似进行离散和求解,利用两个二维半透明介质的稳态辐射传递问题验证该扩散近似的精度及适用性.算例考虑介质为均匀折射率及梯度折射率两种情况.利用扩散近似分别求解辐射平衡时的边界热流、介质内温度场分布,并与辐射传递方程的求解结果进行对比分析.结果表明:介质折射率变化、散射特性、光学厚度及散射反照率均直接影响扩散近似的精度;在光学厚及强散射条件下,该扩散近似可以作为一种快速算法应用于梯度折射率介质稳态辐射传递的求解.     

介质球的各向异性瑞利散射

基于电磁场的多尺度理论,研究了各向异性介质球内、外电场的规律,导出了各向异性目标散射场的表达式,得到了各向异性介质目标散射振幅、散射截面等的解析表达式,并对其正确性进行了检验.仿真结果表明:各向异性介质球的散射具有偶极辐射的特点,介电常量越大,产生的偶极矩也愈大,散射也越强.其结果可为各向异性目标监测、各向异性光散射研究等提供理论支持.     

矩形介质内辐射换热的有限元法

利用有限单元法离散求解辐射传递方程和能量控制方程.分别计算了边界为黑体和灰体条件下矩形吸收、发射、各向同性散射介质内的平均入射强度和温度分布,并同蒙特卡罗法(M-C法)计算结果进行了比较.     

辐射换热的分区计算研究

本文利用蒙特卡洛法模拟圆柱形参与性介质内的辐射换热过程,分区计算了温度仅沿轴向(一维)变化和同时沿轴向和径向(二维)变化的吸收、发射、各向异性散射介质的边界热流分布,将各子区域的边界面假想为等效黑体面,采用由子区间的投射热流计算假想等效黑体面温度的方法,通过分别对介质温度分布一维和二维两种变化情况的研究表明,分区方法可以大大节省计算机内存,同时子区间介质的温度水平,几何尺寸比例以及各区间重合的光学厚度是影响热流分布精度的主要因素。     

Non-gray radiative transfer in plane-parallel media with reflecting boundaries

A generalized equation of radiative transfer in the two-group picket-fence model is analyzed for a plane parallel, emitting, absorbing and isotropically scattering medium containing uniform heat sources and having boundary surfaces which are diffuse emitters and diffuse reflectors and are maintained at uniform but arbitrary temperatures. The solution of the general problem is expressed by the superposition of simpler problems which are solved by the application of the normal-mode-expansion technique. Highly accurate numerical results are presented for the temperature distribution and the radiative heat flux in the medium.     

Analysis of combined conduction and radiation heat transfer in presence of participating medium by the development of hybrid method

The current study addresses the mathematical modeling aspects of coupled conductive and radiative heat transfer in the presence of absorbing, emitting and isotropic scattering gray medium within two-dimensional square enclosure. A blended method where the concepts of modified differential approximation employed by combining discrete ordinate method and spherical harmonics method, has been developed for modeling the radiative transport equation. The gray participating medium is bounded by isothermal walls of two-dimensional enclosure which are considered to be opaque, diffuse and gray. The effect of various influencing parameters i.e., radiation-conduction parameter, surface emissivity, single scattering albedo and optical thickness has been illustrated. The adaptability of the present method has also been addressed.     

Two analytic methods applied to radiative transfer in the linear-anisotropic scattering medium with graded index and diffuse gray boundaries

The curved ray-tracing method is extended to radiative transfer in the graded index medium with diffuse gray boundary conditions instead of black boundary conditions and the pseudo-source adding method is extended to the case of the linear-anisotropic scattering medium with graded index from non-scattering medium. Furthermore, the equivalence of the two methods is verified by formulation derivation. As exact analytical solutions, both the methods have high accuracy and fast computational speed. The predicted temperature distributions and dimensionless radiative heat flux at radiative equilibrium are determined by the proposed methods, and the numerical results are compared with the data in references. The results show that the present methods have a good accuracy. Influences of various combinations of refractive index and boundary emissivities on the temperature distributions and dimensionless radiative heat flux are also investigated.     

An inverse analysis of a transient 2-D conduction-radiation problem using the lattice Boltzmann method and the finite volume method coupled with the genetic algorithm

This article deals with the simultaneous estimation of parameters in a 2-D transient conduction-radiation heat transfer problem. The homogeneous medium is assumed to be absorbing, emitting and scattering. The boundaries of the enclosure are diffuse gray. Three parameters, viz. the scattering albedo, the conduction-radiation parameter and the boundary emissivity, are simultaneously estimated by the inverse method involving the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) and the finite volume method (FVM) in conjunction with the genetic algorithm (GA). In the direct method, the FVM is used for computing the radiative information while the LBM is used to solve the energy equation. The temperature field obtained in the direct method is used in the inverse method for simultaneous estimation of unknown parameters using the LBM-FVM and the GA. The LBM-FVM-GA combination has been found to accurately predict the unknown parameters.     

A theoretical study of radiation between two concentric spheres using a modified discrete ordinates method associated with Legendre transform

A modified discrete ordinates method (DOM) is used in spherical participating media. The radiative intensity is broken up into two components. One component is traced back to the enclosure's source. It is called direct intensity. The other component is rather traced back to the contribution of the medium itself. It is called diffuse intensity. Thus, the radiative transfer equation (RTE) is transformed into two simultaneous equations: a direct RTE and a diffuse RTE. The direct RTE is solved analytically. The diffuse RTE is solved numerically using the DOM. The streaming angular derivative term appearing in spherical geometry is modeled by making use of the Finite Legendre Transform. We study a pure radiation transfer problem between two concentric spheres. The medium is assumed to be gray and isotropically scattering. The limiting spheres are considered to be opaque, gray, diffusely emitting and diffusely reflecting with uniform emissivity over each surface. The obtained results are compared with available cases reported in the literature. In particular, relative importance of the direct radiation in optically thin media is studied.     

A parametric study of radiative transfer with anisotropic scattering in a one-dimensional system

Radiative heat transfer in an absorbing, emitting, anistropically-scattering, one-dimensional medium is analyzed. Unlike many of the existing works, the present analysis does not require a known temperature distribution within the medium. Assuming a model of linear anistropic scattering, the transfer equation and the energy equation are solved simultaneously by utilizing a recently developed successive approximation technique. Closed-form approximate solutions and accurate higher-order results are both presented. Calculations show that the relative importance of the anistropic scattering effect generally decreases with decreasing wall emissivity and decreasing optical thickness. For radiative equilibrium without internal heat generation, it is demonstrated that the anistropic-scattering heat-transfer results can be approximated quite adequately by the isotropic-scattering result with the introduction of the concept of an effective optical thickness. For media with internal heat generation, an interesting effect of the scattering albedo is observed. It is established that, in the limit of a large scattering albedo, the temperature of the medium approaches a constant value that is independent of anistropic-scattering effects and wall emissivity. The exact limiting expressions for the temperature and apparent emissivity of an isothermal slab are found.     

Analysis of radiative transport in a cylindrical enclosure—An application of the modified discrete ordinate method

Application of the modified discrete ordinate method (MDOM) proposed by Mishra et al. [Mishra SC, Roy HK, Misra N. Discrete ordinate method with a new and simple quadrature scheme. J Quant Spectrosc Radiat Transfer 2006;101:249-262.] has been extended for calculation of volumetric radiative information in a cylindrical enclosure. Radiatively, the medium inside a diffuse gray 1-D concentric cylinder is absorbing, emitting and scattering. Three types of problems, viz., an isothermal medium representing non-radiative equilibrium case, a non-isothermal medium representing radiative equilibrium situation and the case of a combined mode conduction and radiation heat transfer have been used to test the robustness of the MDOM. Temperature/emissive power and heat flux/energy flow rate distributions in the medium have been found for the effects of various parameters like the extinction coefficient, the scattering albedo, the boundary emissivity and the conduction-radiation parameter. To check the accuracy of the results of the MDOM, results have been compared with those available in the literature and also by obtaining the radiative information using the finite volume method. MDOM has been found to provide accurate results.     

Transient coupled heat transfer in a rectangular medium with black surfaces

The main objective of this paper is to extend to two-dimensional (2-D) medium the ray tracing-node analyzing method, which has already been successfully used to solve one-dimensional (1-D) problem of coupled heat transfer in a semitransparent medium. For simplicity, an infinitely long rectangular semitransparent medium with four black opaque surfaces is chosen as our studying object. A control volume method in the implicit scheme is adopted for discretizing the partial transient energy equation. In combination with spectral band model, the radiative heat source term is calculated using the radiative transfer coefficients (RTCs), which are deduced by the ray tracing method. The Partankar's linearization method is used to linearize the radiative source term and the opaque boundary condition, and the linearized equations are solved by the ADI method. Effects of absorption coefficient, refractive index and conductivity on transient cooling process in the 2-D gray rectangular medium are investigated under the condition that the radiation and convection processes cool one side of the rectangular medium while heat the remaining three sides.