Near-field radiative heat transfer(NFRHT)has the potential to exceed the blackbody limit by several orders of magnitude,offering significant opportunities for energy harvesting.In this study,we have examined the NFRHT...Near-field radiative heat transfer(NFRHT)has the potential to exceed the blackbody limit by several orders of magnitude,offering significant opportunities for energy harvesting.In this study,we have examined the NFRHT between two borophene sheets through the calculation of heat transfer coefficient(HTC).Due to the tunneling of evanescent waves,borophene sheet allows for enhanced heat flux and adjustable NFRHT by varying its electron density and electron relaxation time.Additionally,the near field coupling is further examined when the borophene is deposited on dielectric or lossy substrates.The maximum HTC is closely related to the real part of the dielectric substrate.As a case study,the HTCs on the lossy substrate of MoO_(3),ZnSe,and SiC are calculated for comparisons.Our results indicate that MoO_(3)is the optimal substrate to get the enhanced energy transfer coefficient.It results in a remarkable value of 1737 times higher than the blackbody limit owing to the enhanced photon tunneling probability.Thus,our study reveals the effect of substrate on the HTC between borophene sheets and provides a theoretical guidance for the design of near-field thermal radiation devices.展开更多
Photon tunneling effects give rise to surface waves,amplifying radiative heat transfer in the near-field regime.Recent research has highlighted that the introduction of nanopores into materials creates additional path...Photon tunneling effects give rise to surface waves,amplifying radiative heat transfer in the near-field regime.Recent research has highlighted that the introduction of nanopores into materials creates additional pathways for heat transfer,leading to a substantial enhancement of near-field radiative heat transfer(NFRHT).Being a direct bandgap semiconductor,GaN has high thermal conductivity and stable resistance at high temperatures,and holds significant potential for applications in optoelectronic devices.Indeed,study of NFRHT between nanoporous GaN films is currently lacking,hence the physical mechanism for adding nanopores to GaN films remains to be discussed in the field of NFRHT.In this work,we delve into the NFRHT of GaN nanoporous films in terms of gap distance,GaN film thickness and the vacuum filling ratio.The results demonstrate a 27.2%increase in heat flux for a 10 nm gap when the nanoporous filling ratio is 0.5.Moreover,the spectral heat flux exhibits redshift with increase in the vacuum filling ratio.To be more precise,the peak of spectral heat flux moves fromω=1.31×10^(14)rad·s^(-1)toω=1.23×10^(14)rad·s^(-1)when the vacuum filling ratio changes from f=0.1 to f=0.5;this can be attributed to the excitation of surface phonon polaritons.The introduction of graphene into these configurations can highly enhance the NFRHT,and the spectral heat flux exhibits a blueshift with increase in the vacuum filling ratio,which can be explained by the excitation of surface plasmon polaritons.These findings offer theoretical insights that can guide the extensive utilization of porous structures in thermal control,management and thermal modulation.展开更多
The weighted-sum-of-gray-gas(WSGG)model and Mie theory are applied to study the influents of particle size on the radiative transfer in high temperature homogeneous gas-particle mixtures,such as the flame in aero-engi...The weighted-sum-of-gray-gas(WSGG)model and Mie theory are applied to study the influents of particle size on the radiative transfer in high temperature homogeneous gas-particle mixtures,such as the flame in aero-engine combustor.The radiative transfer equation is solved by the finite volume method.The particle size is assumed to obey uniform distribution and logarithmic normal(L-N)distribution,respectively.Results reveal that when particle size obeys uniform distribution,increasing particle size with total particle volume fraction fvunchanged will result in the decreasing of the absolute value of radiative heat transfer properties,and the effect of ignoring particle scattering will also be weakened.Opposite conclusions can be obtained when total particle number concentration N0 is unchanged.Moreover,if particle size obeys L-N distribution,increasing the narrowness indexσor decreasing the characteristic diameter Dˉwith the total particle volume fraction fvunchanged will increase the absolute value of radiative heat transfer properties.With total particle number concentration N0 unchanged,opposite conclusions for radiative heat source and incident radiation terms can be obtained except for radiative heat flux term.As a whole,the effects of particle size on the radiative heat transfer in the high-temperature homogeneous gas-particle mixtures are complicated,and the particle scattering cannot be ignoring just according to the particle size.展开更多
Hyperbolic metamaterials alternately stacked by graphene and silicon（Si） are proposed and theoretically studied to investigate the contribution of terahertz（THz） waves to near-field radiative transfer. The results...Hyperbolic metamaterials alternately stacked by graphene and silicon（Si） are proposed and theoretically studied to investigate the contribution of terahertz（THz） waves to near-field radiative transfer. The results show that the heat transfer coefficient can be enhanced several times in a certain THz frequency range compared with that between graphene-covered Si bulks because of the presence of a continuum of hyperbolic modes. Moreover, the radiative heat transfer can also be enhanced remarkably for the proposed structure even in the whole THz range. The hyperbolic dispersion of the graphenebased hyperbolic metamaterial can be tuned by varying the chemical potential or the thickness of Si, with the tunability of optical conductivity and the chemical potential of graphene fixed. We also demonstrate that the radiative heat transfer can be actively controlled in the THz frequency range.展开更多
基金Project supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Henan Province,China(Grant No.232102231023)。
文摘Near-field radiative heat transfer(NFRHT)has the potential to exceed the blackbody limit by several orders of magnitude,offering significant opportunities for energy harvesting.In this study,we have examined the NFRHT between two borophene sheets through the calculation of heat transfer coefficient(HTC).Due to the tunneling of evanescent waves,borophene sheet allows for enhanced heat flux and adjustable NFRHT by varying its electron density and electron relaxation time.Additionally,the near field coupling is further examined when the borophene is deposited on dielectric or lossy substrates.The maximum HTC is closely related to the real part of the dielectric substrate.As a case study,the HTCs on the lossy substrate of MoO_(3),ZnSe,and SiC are calculated for comparisons.Our results indicate that MoO_(3)is the optimal substrate to get the enhanced energy transfer coefficient.It results in a remarkable value of 1737 times higher than the blackbody limit owing to the enhanced photon tunneling probability.Thus,our study reveals the effect of substrate on the HTC between borophene sheets and provides a theoretical guidance for the design of near-field thermal radiation devices.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.52106099)the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province (Grant No.ZR2022YQ57)the Taishan Scholars Program。
文摘Photon tunneling effects give rise to surface waves,amplifying radiative heat transfer in the near-field regime.Recent research has highlighted that the introduction of nanopores into materials creates additional pathways for heat transfer,leading to a substantial enhancement of near-field radiative heat transfer(NFRHT).Being a direct bandgap semiconductor,GaN has high thermal conductivity and stable resistance at high temperatures,and holds significant potential for applications in optoelectronic devices.Indeed,study of NFRHT between nanoporous GaN films is currently lacking,hence the physical mechanism for adding nanopores to GaN films remains to be discussed in the field of NFRHT.In this work,we delve into the NFRHT of GaN nanoporous films in terms of gap distance,GaN film thickness and the vacuum filling ratio.The results demonstrate a 27.2%increase in heat flux for a 10 nm gap when the nanoporous filling ratio is 0.5.Moreover,the spectral heat flux exhibits redshift with increase in the vacuum filling ratio.To be more precise,the peak of spectral heat flux moves fromω=1.31×10^(14)rad·s^(-1)toω=1.23×10^(14)rad·s^(-1)when the vacuum filling ratio changes from f=0.1 to f=0.5;this can be attributed to the excitation of surface phonon polaritons.The introduction of graphene into these configurations can highly enhance the NFRHT,and the spectral heat flux exhibits a blueshift with increase in the vacuum filling ratio,which can be explained by the excitation of surface plasmon polaritons.These findings offer theoretical insights that can guide the extensive utilization of porous structures in thermal control,management and thermal modulation.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No: 51806103)Jiangsu Provincial Natural Science Foundation(No: BK20170800)Open Funds of Aero-engine Thermal Environment and Structure Key Laboratory of Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (No. CEPE2018005)
文摘The weighted-sum-of-gray-gas(WSGG)model and Mie theory are applied to study the influents of particle size on the radiative transfer in high temperature homogeneous gas-particle mixtures,such as the flame in aero-engine combustor.The radiative transfer equation is solved by the finite volume method.The particle size is assumed to obey uniform distribution and logarithmic normal(L-N)distribution,respectively.Results reveal that when particle size obeys uniform distribution,increasing particle size with total particle volume fraction fvunchanged will result in the decreasing of the absolute value of radiative heat transfer properties,and the effect of ignoring particle scattering will also be weakened.Opposite conclusions can be obtained when total particle number concentration N0 is unchanged.Moreover,if particle size obeys L-N distribution,increasing the narrowness indexσor decreasing the characteristic diameter Dˉwith the total particle volume fraction fvunchanged will increase the absolute value of radiative heat transfer properties.With total particle number concentration N0 unchanged,opposite conclusions for radiative heat source and incident radiation terms can be obtained except for radiative heat flux term.As a whole,the effects of particle size on the radiative heat transfer in the high-temperature homogeneous gas-particle mixtures are complicated,and the particle scattering cannot be ignoring just according to the particle size.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11704175,11664024,and 61367006)
文摘Hyperbolic metamaterials alternately stacked by graphene and silicon（Si） are proposed and theoretically studied to investigate the contribution of terahertz（THz） waves to near-field radiative transfer. The results show that the heat transfer coefficient can be enhanced several times in a certain THz frequency range compared with that between graphene-covered Si bulks because of the presence of a continuum of hyperbolic modes. Moreover, the radiative heat transfer can also be enhanced remarkably for the proposed structure even in the whole THz range. The hyperbolic dispersion of the graphenebased hyperbolic metamaterial can be tuned by varying the chemical potential or the thickness of Si, with the tunability of optical conductivity and the chemical potential of graphene fixed. We also demonstrate that the radiative heat transfer can be actively controlled in the THz frequency range.
