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An Inverse Method for Equivalent Gray Gas Radiation Characteristic Parameter
Alternative TitleAn Inverse Method for Equivalent Gray Gas Radiation Characteristic Parameter
Zhang Weijun; Yi Zhi; Liu Xiaoting; Li Guojun; Chen Haigeng
2013
Source PublicationJOURNAL OF IRON AND STEEL RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL
ISSN1006-706X
Volume20Issue:4Pages:1-5
AbstractCompared with non-gray model, equivalent gray model has equal calculation accuracy but much higher computing speed. To solve the existing problems of the equivalent gray method, sole ternary model was developed. In the model, coupling solving process of energy balance equations is omitted and the model zone is real closed. Meanwhile, the full furnace temperature and heat flow calculations are avoided, which makes it easier to find the relationship between the equivalent gray gas radiation characteristic parameter and the initial conditions. The radiation characteristic parameter was calculated with different temperature combinations, different model zone sizes and different partial pressures of absorbent gas. The results show the similar variations in the absorption coefficient and emissivity for the equivalent gray model, which both decrease with the increase of the gas temperature and the surface temperature (especially the former one) as well as the model zone size while increase with the increase of the partial pressure of absorbent gas.
Other AbstractCompared with non-gray model, equivalent gray model has equal calculation accuracy but much higher computing speed. To solve the existing problems of the equivalent gray method, sole ternary model was developed. In the model, coupling solving process of energy balance equations is omitted and the model zone is real closed. Meanwhile, the full furnace temperature and heat flow calculations are avoided, which makes it easier to find the relationship between the equivalent gray gas radiation characteristic parameter and the initial conditions. The radiation characteristic parameter was calculated with different temperature combinations, different model zone sizes and different partial pressures of absorbent gas. The results show the similar variations in the absorption coefficient and emissivity for the equivalent gray model, which both decrease with the increase of the gas temperature and the surface temperature (especially the former one) as well as the model zone size while increase with the increase of the partial pressure of absorbent gas.
KeywordABSORPTION equivalent gray radiation characteristic parameter sole ternary model
Indexed ByCSCD
Language英语
Funding Project[National Science and Technology Support Plan of China]
CSCD IDCSCD:4807795
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Identifierhttp://ir.imr.ac.cn/handle/321006/157040
Collection中国科学院金属研究所
Affiliation中国科学院金属研究所
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Zhang Weijun,Yi Zhi,Liu Xiaoting,et al. An Inverse Method for Equivalent Gray Gas Radiation Characteristic Parameter[J]. JOURNAL OF IRON AND STEEL RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL,2013,20(4):1-5.
APA Zhang Weijun,Yi Zhi,Liu Xiaoting,Li Guojun,&Chen Haigeng.(2013).An Inverse Method for Equivalent Gray Gas Radiation Characteristic Parameter.JOURNAL OF IRON AND STEEL RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL,20(4),1-5.
MLA Zhang Weijun,et al."An Inverse Method for Equivalent Gray Gas Radiation Characteristic Parameter".JOURNAL OF IRON AND STEEL RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL 20.4(2013):1-5.
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