The heat transfer due to radiation from a surface
a). Increases linearly with surface temperature
- False, The equation of heat transfer per unit
area from a surface of temperature T is given as
where
is the Stefan-Boltzmann's constant. So it can be clearly
interpreted that relation between heat transfer and surface
temperature is not linear. Heat transfer is proportional to the
fourth power of surface temperature.
b). Decreases as surface temperature decreases.
- Correct, As mentioned above, Heat transfer rate is directly proportional to the fourth power of surface temperature. If Surface temperature increases, the rate of heat transfer will increase and vice versa.
c). Varies with square of the surface temperature.
-False,
Heat transfer rate is directly proportional to fourth power of
surface temperature(T).
d). Varies with 4th power of surface temperature.
-Correct,
This equation is based on the Stefan-Boltzmann law according to
which the radiant energy emitted per unit time per unit area of a
black surface is directly proportional to fourth power of its
absolute temperature.
e). Depends on material but not on temperature.
-False,
The amount of heat transfered depends on both material and
temperature. For a non-black body, the equation of heat transfer is
, where
is the emissivity of the material. As the material varies,
emissivity varies. This means that heat transfer depends on both
material and surface temperature.
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