Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8114220 Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 2016 10 Pages PDF
Abstract
This inconsistency can be addressed both to inherent difficulties in the experiments butalso on the lack of a proper characterization of the absorber radiative behavior that directly affects the heat transfer process. This gap is even more pronounced when the use of a continuum approach is considered, due to implicit approximation introduced by the homogeneous representation of the porous volume. For those reasons, a better representation of the radiative heat transfer must be introduced in future conjugate numerical models and the use of a continuum approach can be addressed to a preliminary design procedure, given the possibility to quickly manipulate geometric and thermodynamic parameters of porous structures.
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