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Another Possible Origin of Temperature and Pressure Gradients across Vane in the Crookes Radiometer
2017
Journal of the Vacuum Society of Japan
Fig. 1 1D model of heat ‰uxes coming into and going out from a vane. In conventional studies on the Crookes radiometer, vane temperature was presumed to be higher at the black side than at the shiny side. In this study, a new hypothesis -vane is isothermal but accommodation coe‹cients are diŠerent at the black side and at the shiny side -has been proposed and examined using heat transfer and Direct Simulation Monte Carlo (DSMC) simulations. The results prove that the vane is indeed isothermal
doi:10.3131/jvsj2.60.471
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