Calculating Heat Reflection with a Radiometer: Mass/Force Equation

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The discussion focuses on calculating the force or mass of heat reflection from a specified surface area using a radiometer. Participants explore the relevant equations that relate to the principles of thermodynamics and radiation. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the radiative properties of surfaces and how they affect heat reflection. Additionally, the role of sunlight and its intensity is highlighted as a critical factor in these calculations. Accurate calculations are essential for applications in solar energy and thermal management.
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using a radiometer reference, what is the equation to the force or mass of the heat reflecting of a specified surface area.
 
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