Heat Transfer: Introduction to Thermal Radiation (12 of 26)
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sir, there is a mistake in Planck's law, as per the book I referred to.
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Does Dr. Biddle provide a lecture on Chapter 6 (The Convection Boundary Layers)?
yes
Very good and helpful lectures. I will like to ask. you used the eye as the sensor of the radiation that falls within visible light wavelength. isn't it our body that has the sense to feel thermal energy. doesn't it mean that our body will sense the whole of the radiation from sun
What is heat radiation and is it like electromagnetic radiation? Heat can transfer in vacuum also but how? When anything is heated then its molecules vibrate rapidly but why anything that comes near that object also heats up? Is it something like electromagnetic radiation?
What textbook is he using
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Respected sir, which books you have used for these letters?
I want to follow your materials up to grad level to be proficient in thermal and fluid science as a mechanical engineering researcher. did you make videos for any of the grad courses. what can you suggest for me in terms of convection, radiation, conduction, CFD, fluid mechanics. I want to simulate heat transfer using ansys or comsol or both
Tell us how can we find the book?
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Please what textbook is he using?
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38:00 l want to get this book. can you tell me name of the book and the writers
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book name that you are following for this course..
CENGEL heat transfer
17:56 Not the air. Most of the air, 99% of it, does not radiate IR.
I want you to notice that the equation of the emissive power written in minute 8:00 of the video should be corrected!!!
Sir this is from which country ??
Cal Poly Pomona is located in the city of Pomona, state of California, USA.
Sir please give the question and then i can understand.because you should tell only answers
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