In this web page, radiation view factors (also know as configuration factors) for different geometrical configurations can be calculated by the analytical formula and Monte Carlo method. The Monte Carlo calculation uses WebGL 2.0. Depending on the browser and hardware configuration, this functionality might not work. The number of rays for the view factor calculation is 100,000. The seeds of the random number generator are fixed, so the results are reproducible. For details on the random number generation implementation in this tool, see: "MRG32k3a Random Number Generator on WebGL2".
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Note: For detailed derivations and other configurations, see: "Disk View Factor from a Plate Element"
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Note: For detailed derivations, see: "Disk View Factor from a Plate Element"
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Note: For detailed derivations, see: "View Factors for Disks and Cylinder Walls"
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Monte Carlo method |
Note: For detailed derivations, see: "View Factors for Disks and Cylinder Walls"
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