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The temperature that an object can reach after radiation heat transfer—urgent request

2015-06-19View Original

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I currently have a steel plate with dimensions of 6m * 2m * 6m, and its temperature is 900°C (the temperature after heat treatment). There is a cable with a diameter of 50mm located 3m directly in front of the steel plate. How can I calculate the temperature that the cable will reach as a result of corrosion caused by the steel plate? After leaving the furnace, the steel plate moves slowly in the direction of the cable; the cable is infinitely long inside the factory, which has a height of 30 meters! It is assumed that the temperature of the steel plate remains essentially constant, with an ambient temperature of 30°C

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