RT Journal Article
ID 54779ee5078b945c
A1 Liu, Bin
A1 Yuan, Yuan
A1 Yi, Hong-Liang
A1 Dong, Shi-Kui
A1 Tan, Heping
T1 RADIATIVE HEAT TRANSFER IN A MULTILAYER SEMITRANSPARENT SCATTERING MEDIUM USING THE PN−APPROXIMATION METHOD
JF Heat Transfer Research
JO HTR
YR 2012
FD 2012-12-21
VO 43
IS 7
SP 591
OP 614
K1 radiative heat transfer
K1 arbitrary order PN-approximation method
K1 multilayer model
K1 anisotropic scattering
AB In this paper, a numerical method is developed to be used in calculations of infrared radiative transfer in participating media with particles. The decomposition of the radiative transfer equation is made using the spherical harmonics (PN-approximation) method, and a multilayer radiative transfer model based on the arbitrary-order PN-approximation method is established. With the coupled radiative−conductive heat transfer model, the calculation accuracy of the high-order PN-approximation method is established through comparison with theoretical solutions. The comparison shows that the arbitrary-order PN-approximation method yields results for nonlinear an-isotropic scattering with a high degree of accuracy. The multilayer radiative transfer model is well-suited in solving atmospheric infrared transmission problems. The influence of different scattering phase functions on the infrared transmission is analyzed within the multilayer medium. The results show that the influence of anisotropic scattering is similar to that of isotropic scattering in a steady state for optically thin media; the influence of nonlinear anisotropic scattering shows a clear linear dependence on the optical thickness in an unsteady state. With increase in the optical thickness, the apparent directional emissivity decreases.
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