Surface Radiation Absorptivity
Radiation surface absorptivity.
Absorptivity can be defined as
- the ratio of power absorbed to the incident radiant power
For emissivity and emitted light absorptivity is the amount of radiation absorbed by a surface compared to what is absorbed by a black body.
Surface | Absorptivity |
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Aluminum, anodized | 0.14 |
Aluminum, dull/rough polished | 0.4 - 0.65 |
Aluminum. polished | 0.1 - 0.40 |
Asbestos Cement, old | 0.83 |
Black matte | 0.95 |
Brick, red | 0.65 |
Chromium plate | 0.20 |
Concrete | 0.6 |
Iron, galvanized old | 0.89 - 0.92 |
Grey paint | 0.95 |
Light green paint | 0.95 |
Limestone | 0.33 - 0.53 |
Red clay brick | 0.94 |
Snow, ice granules | 0.33 |
Steel, galvanized (zink oxide) | 0.65 |
Steel, galvanized weathered | 0.8 |
White paint | 0.25 - 0.4 |
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