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Old   May 2, 2023, 09:13
Question Incident Radiation Intensity(G) wrong value with fireFoam
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Hello,


I am a new user of fireFoam (for 3-4 month) and I am trying to verify some results with basic cases of radiation.


The case is the following :
- An infinite (obtained usig symmetryPlane as boundary condition foar the side of the domain) hot plate at 2000K considered as a blackbody(\epsilon = 1)
- The rest of the space is at 200K(for limitation consideration according to JANAF tables)
- The medium is non-participating (emission and absorption = 0)


In this case the analytical result of G, the incident radiation intensity, is a constant and equal to 907.2kW/mē = \epsilon \sigma T_{plate}^{4}
Using the fvDOM radiation model on fireFoam solver to do the radiation simulation, the result obtained is a constant but equal to 1814.8kW/mē. So twice the result we should have. I Dont know where this difference comes from...

Anyone have any idea?
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