Temperature field of a layer of a fibrous composite material under conditions of external thermal radiation
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On the basis of an expression for the scattering phase function of an individual fiber, relations modeling radiative properties of fibrous composites are obtained. We calculate the temperature state of a layer of such a material under condition of external thermal radiation. Dependences of temperature distributions on the volume fraction of fibers in the composite, their reflectance, and size are investigated.
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Electric Field Strength Heat Mass Transfer Radiative Heat Transfer Scattered Radiation Individual Fiber
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