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doc:user:elements:boundaries:radiation [2026/07/30 08:55] – [RadiativeMaterial] bomandoc:user:elements:boundaries:radiation [2026/07/30 08:56] (current) boman
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 The ''RadiativeMaterial'' is implemented to take into account the heat exchange between the boundary of a mesh and the surrounding atmosphere (at uniform Temperature) without taking into account any view factor or self exchange between mesh. The ''RadiativeMaterial'' is implemented to take into account the heat exchange between the boundary of a mesh and the surrounding atmosphere (at uniform Temperature) without taking into account any view factor or self exchange between mesh.
  
-the heatFlux (W/m²) is equal to +The heatFlux (W/m²) is equal to 
 $flux = -\sigma \epsilon (T^4-T_{amb}^4)$ $flux = -\sigma \epsilon (T^4-T_{amb}^4)$
 with :  with : 
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   * $T_{amb}$ : Room temperature (K)   * $T_{amb}$ : Room temperature (K)
  
-It is design to work with ''Tm(2)Boundary2D(/3D)Element''. By default, the surrounding model has to be defined in Kelvin, but defining the parameter ''RAY_CELSIUS'' to ''True'' allows using it in a Celsius defined test.+It is designed to work with ''Tm(2)Boundary2D(/3D)Element''. By default, the surrounding model has to be defined in Kelvin, but defining the parameter ''RAY_CELSIUS'' to ''True'' allows using it in a Celsius defined test.
  
  
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