A photon is accepted as a particle that carries light energy. A photon (Greek rhos
(rhotos) - light) has a certain mass when it is moving, and its mass is zero when it is
at rest.
A part of all the light energy Q falling on the surface of the body is absorbed by the
body QA, a
part QR returns from it, and the rest QD passes through the body, i.e.
Q=Q
A
+Q
R
+Q
D
(10.3)
The totality of the processes of radiation energy distribution, absorption, return and
transfer is called radiant heat exchange.
If we divide both parts of the equation (10.3) by the total amount of light energy Q,
we get the following:
(10.4)
,
1
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
D
R
A
D
R
A
here
Q
Q
,
Q
Q
,
Q
Q
D
R
A
D
R
A
- describe absorption,
repulsion, and transmission,
respectively (Figure 10.1).
(10.4)
The equation is called the radiant energy heat balance equation.
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