A proposed proximity meter is based on the physical arrangement of Problem 12.14. The sensing area of
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A proposed proximity meter is based on the physical arrangement of Problem 12.14. The sensing area of a meter that is installed on a vehicle, A2 is irradiated by a stationary warm object, A1. The sensor's electrical output signal is proportional to its irradiation.
(a) The object temperature and emissivity are 200°C and ɛ = 0.85, respectively. Determine the distance, L2.cril, associated with the maximum sensor output signal. Assume the object is a diffuse emitter.
(b) If the object emits as a nonmetallic material, the total directional emissivity may be approximated as ɛθ = ɛn, cos θ, where ɛn, is the normal emissivity (Problem 12.36). Determine the distance L2.cril associated with the maximum sensor output signal.
(c) Calculate and plot the irradiation of A2 over the range 0 < L2 < 10 m.
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Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer
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