Optimization of 3-band Mean Absorption Coefficients

Authors

  • P. Kloc
  • V. Aubrecht
  • M. Bartlova
  • O. Coufal

Keywords:

radiation transfer, mean absorption coefficient, Planck mean, divergence of radiation flux

Abstract

In this paper we present a process for mean absorption coefficient optimal band selection applied to the 3-band model of radiation in an air electrical arc. For fixed temperature, the divergence of radiation flux in an infinite cylindrical plasma column is calculated using spectrally resolved absorption coefficient and serves as a reference value. Optimization process is used to properly select the bands of 3-band mean absorption approximation using both unmodified and limited Planck mean absorption coefficient. The ac-curacy of aforementioned two approximation methods is evaluated.

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Published

2015-04-06

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2015)

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