Question: Find the energy when radiative heat transfer occurs when a material with a radiative power of 0 . 5 , a heat transfer area of

Find the energy when radiative heat transfer occurs when a material with a radiative power of 0.5, a heat transfer area of 2[m^2], and a temperature of 200[] is surrounded by a material with a radiative power of 0.8, a heat transfer area of 10[m^2], and a temperature of 100[].
The flue gas is at []. If the surface area of the thermometer is considerably small compared to the interior area of the flue, determine the amount of heat radiated from the thermometer to the flue walls.
When a thermometer was inserted in the center, it showed 200[]. Meanwhile, the temperature of the sidewalk wall is 100
(However, the surface area of the temperature is 150[cm^2], and its emissivity is 0.9.)

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