RADIATION Flashcards

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The process of converting radiation intercepted by matter to internal thermal energy

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Absorption

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Fraction of the incident radiation absorbed by matter. Modifiers: deirectional, hemisphirical, spectral, total

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Absorptivity

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The ideal emitter and absorber. Modifier referring to ideal behavior. Denoted by the subscript b.

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blackbody

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4
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Modifier referring to the directional independence of the intensity associated with emitted, reflected, or incident radiation

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Diffuse

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Modifier refeering to a particular direction. Denoted by the subscript theta.

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Directional

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refers to variation with direction

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directional distribution

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7
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The process of radiation production by matter at a finite temperature. Modifiers: diffuse, blackbody, spectral

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Emission

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8
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Rate of radiant energy emitted by a surface in all directions per unit area of the surface, E(W/m2). Modifiers: spectral, total, blackbody

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Emissive power

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9
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Ratio of the radiation emitted by a surface to the radiation emitted by a blackbody at the same termperature . Modifiers: directional, hemispherical, spectral, total

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Emissivity

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10
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A surface for which the spectral absorptivity and the emissivity are independent of wavelength over the spectral regions of surface irradiation and emission.

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Gray Surface

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11
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Modifier referring to all directions in the space above a surface

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Hemisphirical

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12
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Rate of radiant energy propagation in a particular direction, per unit area normal to the ddirection, per unit solid anglle about the direction, I(W/m2 x sr). Modifier: spectral

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Intensity

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13
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Rate at which radiation is incident on a surface from all directions per unit are of the surface. Modifiers: spectral, total, diffuse

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Irradiation

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14
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Relation between emission and absorption properties for surfaces irradiated by a blackbody at the same temeperature

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Kurchoff’s Law

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15
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Spectral distribution of emission from a blackbody

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Planck’s law

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16
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Rate at which radiation leaves a surface due to emission and reflection in all directions per unit area of the surface, J(W/m2) Modifiers: spectral, total

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Radiosity

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The process of redirection of radiation incident on a surface. Modifiers:: diffuse, specular

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Reflection

18
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Fraction of the incident radiation reflected by matter. Modifiers: directional, hemispherical, spectral, total

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Reflectivity

19
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Refers to a medium in which radiation absorption is a volumetric process

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Semitransparent

20
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Region subtended by an element if area on the surface of a sphere with respect to the center of the sphere, w(sr)

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Solid Angle

21
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Modifier referring to a single-wavelength (nonchromatic)
component

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Spectral

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