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Interchange Factor in Radiation Formulas
The Interchange Factor is a measure of the efficiency of heat transfer between two surfaces through radiation, influencing thermal performance in mechanical systems. And is denoted by f
1-2
.
Formulas to find Interchange Factor in Radiation
f
x
Interchange Factor for Infinite parallel planes
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f
x
Interchange factor for infinitely long concentric cylinders
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f
x
Interchange factor for infinitely long concentric spheres
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f
x
Interchange factor for two rectangles with common side at right angles to each other
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f
x
Interchange factor for large body enclosed by another body
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List of variables in Radiation formulas
f
x
Emissivity of Body 1
Go
f
x
Emissivity of Body 2
Go
f
x
Surface Area of Body 1
Go
f
x
Surface Area of Body 2
Go
FAQ
What is the Interchange Factor?
The Interchange Factor is a measure of the efficiency of heat transfer between two surfaces through radiation, influencing thermal performance in mechanical systems.
Can the Interchange Factor be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Interchange Factor, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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