File:Fse-flame-radiation-v2.svg

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Summary

Geometry reduces source emissive power to the incident flux at the stated target. Based on Beyler (2002), chapter 3-11, pp. 3-286–3-287.

Original illustration for Flame radiation, level 3 Advanced.

Source basis: Beyler (2002), chapter 3-11, pp. 3-286–3-287; calculations/radiation-family.py.
Alt text: A 46.2 kW/m² source and a 0.097 configuration factor give 4.48 kW/m² at the target.
Accuracy notes: Do not label the target as vertical: the quoted factor is the maximum over orientation; do not imply ignition assessment.

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Short title	Geometry reduces source emissive power to the incident flux at the stated target. Based on Beyler (2002), chapter 3-11, pp. 3-286–3-287.
Image title	A 46.2 kW/m² source and a 0.097 configuration factor give 4.48 kW/m² at the target. Source basis: Beyler (2002), chapter 3-11, pp. 3-286–3-287; calculations/radiation-family.py.
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