A computational method for solving a class of coupled conductive-radiative heat transfer problems

Details A computational method for solving a class of coupled conductive-radiative heat transfer problems A computational method for solving a class of coupled conductive-radiative heat transfer problems

May 1991

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Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer (ISSN 0022-4073), vol. 45, May 1991, p. 273-281. NSF-supported resea

Computer Science

Numerical Analysis

15

Conductive Heat Transfer, Radiative Heat Transfer, Spherical Harmonics, Spline Functions, Iteration, Nonlinear Equations, Numerical Analysis

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The PN method, also called the spherical harmonics method, is used along with Hermite cubic splines to define an iterative technique for solving a class of nonlinear problems in radiative transfer. Anisotropic scattering and specularly and diffusely reflecting boundaries are allowed for the steady-state, combined-mode, conductive-radiative, heat transfer problem considered. Computational aspects of the technique are discussed, and the method is used to establish the reported numerical results.

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