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natka813 [3]
3 years ago
6

A horizontal opaque flat plate is well insulated on the edges and the lower surface. The top surface has an area of 8 m2 and it

experiences uniform irradiation at a rate of 6000 W. The plate absorbs 5000 W of the irradiation and the surface is losing heat at a rate of 750 W by convection. If the plate maintains a uniform temperature of 350 K, determine the absorptivity, reflectivity, and emissivity of the plate.
Engineering
1 answer:
Oliga [24]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

a = 0.8333

p = 0.1667

ε = 0.6243        

Explanation:

Given:

- Solar Irradiation G = 6000 W

- Irradiation absorbed G_abs = 5000 W

- Heat Loss by convection Q_convec = 750 W

- The temperature of surface remains constant @ 350 K

Find:

Determine the absorptivity, reflectivity, and emissivity of the plate

Solution:

- Absorptivity is the ratio of energy absorbed to the incident energy given as:

                                        a = G_abs / G

- Plug in values:              a = 5000 / 6000

                                        a = 0.8333

- Reflectivity is the ratio of energy not absorbed to the incident energy given as:

                                          p = (1 - G_abs) / G

- Plug in values:                p = 1000 / 6000

                                          p = 0.1667

- Emissivity is the of ratio amount energy that is radiated from the body to the black body:

- We will use energy balance on the plate surface:

                                          E_in - E_out = -k*A*dT / L

- We know that the plate temperature remains constant, dT = 0:

                                          E_in = E_out

                                          Q_abs = Q_convec + Q_rad

                                          Q_rad = Q_abs - Q_convec

- Plug in values:                Q_rad = 5000 -  750 = 4250 W

- The expression for surface radiation is given by:

                                           Q_rad = ε*A*б*T_b^4

- Re-arrange:                     ε = Q_rad / A*б*T_b^4  

- Plug values in:                ε = 4250 / 8*(5.67*10^-8)*(350)^4    

                                           ε = 0.6243        

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