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Radiation heat transfer in channel flow
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[QUOTE="VYT, post: 6339672, member: 677697"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] Does radiation heat transfer occurs between in a channel flow? Hi guys, I am confused about the heat transfer mode of between two contacting material, especially in a channel flow. Obviously, conduction or convection dominate the heat transfer process in the process with low object temperature . But I am not sure if I have a fluid of 500 Kelvin, flowing in the the steel pipe that is exposed to air, does radiation heat transfer occurs between the fluid and the contacting surface? The only reason I can think of to reject the idea above is that temperatures of two contacting materials are too closed that radiation is not occurring. Am I right about it, and is there other reasons behind it? Thank you! [/QUOTE]
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