The view factor (angle factor) for a di¤erential inclined plane in the case of a radiating source of radially Gaussian intensity is considered. This information is useful for modelling of solar radiation in certain applica-tions. The view factor is expressed in terms of two integrals, one of which is obtained in closed form in terms of special functions, and the other is approximated. A compact estimate for the view factor is presented which is suitable for machine computation. While the relative error associated with the \u85nal estimate is typically less than 0.01%, and in all cases, less than 0.2%, the method is easily extended to yield even greater accuracy
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An anisotropic model for predicting inclined surface solar irradiation has previously been reported ...
ABSTRACT View factor refers to the fraction of heat energy leaving a radiating surface which is inte...
The radiation shape factors from a sphere to a class of nonintersecting planes are systematically de...
The concept of view factor has various applications in engineering problems, ranging from heat manag...
Based on a new formulation for radiative view factor from a sphere to a class of axisymmetric bodies...
The determination of radiation view factors from a differential strip to a rectangular plate to othe...
A simpler formulation is developed for radiative view factor from a sphere to a class of axisymmetri...
Solar irradiance data on various inclined surfaces at different orientations are important informati...
A closed form solution for the radiative shape factor from a differential element to a cone with an ...
This paper proposes an algorithm to calculate the optimum tilt angle of solar panels by means of glo...
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The validity of an isotropic model for predicting daily irradiation on inclined surfaces was tested ...
Global solar radiation is generally measured on a horizontal surface, whereas the maximum amount of ...
Solar radiation is the driving force for the surface energy balance in buildings such as greenhouses...
Global solar radiation is generally measured on a horizontal surface, whereas the maximum amount of ...
An anisotropic model for predicting inclined surface solar irradiation has previously been reported ...
ABSTRACT View factor refers to the fraction of heat energy leaving a radiating surface which is inte...
The radiation shape factors from a sphere to a class of nonintersecting planes are systematically de...
The concept of view factor has various applications in engineering problems, ranging from heat manag...
Based on a new formulation for radiative view factor from a sphere to a class of axisymmetric bodies...
The determination of radiation view factors from a differential strip to a rectangular plate to othe...
A simpler formulation is developed for radiative view factor from a sphere to a class of axisymmetri...
Solar irradiance data on various inclined surfaces at different orientations are important informati...
A closed form solution for the radiative shape factor from a differential element to a cone with an ...
This paper proposes an algorithm to calculate the optimum tilt angle of solar panels by means of glo...
In their recent paper, Feingold and Gupta have developed a useful technique to calculate the radiati...
The validity of an isotropic model for predicting daily irradiation on inclined surfaces was tested ...
Global solar radiation is generally measured on a horizontal surface, whereas the maximum amount of ...
Solar radiation is the driving force for the surface energy balance in buildings such as greenhouses...
Global solar radiation is generally measured on a horizontal surface, whereas the maximum amount of ...
An anisotropic model for predicting inclined surface solar irradiation has previously been reported ...
ABSTRACT View factor refers to the fraction of heat energy leaving a radiating surface which is inte...