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To determine the emissivity factors, thermoplastic samples (compare Figure 2 data sheets in [12]) are measured using an IR camera (Optris PI400 properties in [13]) and contact thermometer (Testo 925) for reference purposes.
From this relation, the emissivity is close to zero when optical refractive indices of both materials are equal to each other.
The typical algorithms are the Iterative Spectrally Smooth Temperature and Emissivity Separation (ISSTES) algorithm and the Linear Emissivity Constraint Temperature and Emissivity Separation (LECTES) algorithm [12, 13].
In this section, we focus on the calculation of the neutrino emissivity from the neutrino MFP.
Not only should LIREC have low IR emissivity, but also they should have good durability and mechanical properties suitable for practical application [12].
For clear sky models, Table 1 lists the available atmospheric emissivity correlations.
(6,13) Since metals have relatively low thermal emissivity values, absorber coatings are prepared mainly on metallic substrates (Al, Cu), which inherently have high thermal conductivity and good corrosion resistance.
Within the cavity, the absorptivity must equal the emissivity. Hence, any photon which left a surface element to arrive at another must have been absorbed, not reflected.
In description of physics and boundary condition in COMSOL simulation, the convective coefficient and emissivity were applied; however the emissivity can be neglected due to insignificant impact on the total heat transfer (s = 0.1).
In order to study how the emissivity of the absorber tubes affects the thermal performance of the solar cavity receiver, the emissivity is different in every calculation case.
The emissivity of high reflective materials depends on ohmic losses of the surface layer of the reflector; such losses are related to the thickness, roughness and conductivity of this layer and on dielectric losses of protecting surface cover, if present.
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