Radiation heat transfer with FEMLAB

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To simulate radiation heat transfer between two surfaces in a vacuum using FemLab 3.1, the heat transfer module primarily addresses conduction and convection, which poses a challenge for incorporating radiation. While some examples include surface-to-surface radiation, they typically require a conduction term. To effectively combine these elements in multiphysics mode, innovative definitions of heat fluxes or the application of coupling variables may be necessary. Utilizing coupling variables allows for the creation of complex systems, which can facilitate the modeling of radiation heat transfer either as an ambient heat sink or through time-dependent coupling. This approach can enhance the simulation's accuracy and effectiveness in capturing the 3D characteristics of the heat transfer process.
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I want to simulate radiation heat transfer between two surfaces which are in the vacuum using FemLab3.1. However, the heat transfer module only consider conduction and convection. Some additional examples I found incorporate radiation (with surace-to-surface option) but they need a conduction term and I don't know how joint them for using in multiphysics mode (and exploit 3D characteristics).
 
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Hi WhyNot !

I'm wondering whether you can solve your problem via an "innovative" definition of heat fluxes (perhaps parametrized properly etc. functional dependencies) or whether you need to apply the coupling variables in your problem - the coupling variables of Femlab enables you to build complex coupled systems which for one will in all likelihood do the job in this case if other means don't. So do you want to use the other surface just as a "ambient heat sink" for radiation or couple the radiation heat transfers for example over a period of time and such in your problem? The first is simpler, the 2nd can be done using the coupling variables technique.
 
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