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Range of thermal radiation influence

2025-01-02View Original

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Dear teachers, how do I read a thermal radiation map? For example, when the radiation intensity is 3.2 kW/㎡, how can one determine the impact range of the flare?
Reply #22025-01-02
Thermal radiation maps typically show the intensity of thermal radiation at different distances. To determine the range of influence of the torch, it is necessary to find the distance corresponding to a radiation intensity of 3.2 kW/m² as shown on the graph. This distance is the range of the torch’s heat influence. .
Reply #32025-01-03
Hello, on my diagram, can I see exactly what the range of influence is? 3.2kw/m2 has one loop
Reply #42025-02-11
Generally, what we need to look at is the thermal radiation intensity at the ground surface at a certain distance from the center of the torch; therefore, you need to pay attention to this elevation. For this radiation map, it is clear that regardless of the distance in meters, the maximum thermal radiation at the ground surface does not exceed 2.33; visually, it seems to be around 1.95

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