Analyzing thermal radiation in cylindrical anisotropic scattering medium with element differential method

The spontaneous radiation combustion diagnosis technology has high requirements for obtaining the radiation intensity of highly directional resolution in a combustion system. Taking advantage of the numerical stability and easy implementation of the element differential method, this paper constructs a radiation model that can achieve the radiation intensity of spatial and angular high-resolution in cylindrical anisotropic scattering medium. In analyzing the radiation model, the radiation intensity is discretized in three dimensions. An upwind scheme is proposed to suppress the numerical oscillation of the strong convection characteristics of the radiation transfer equation. The double-layer node algorithm is used to capture the strong discontinuous singularities at the radiation boundary. The comparison with the analytical solution shows that the radiation model based on the element differential method can achieve the high-resolution description of radiation intensity with high-order accuracy. The accuracy and validity of the radiation model are verified through comparing with the results on the Monte Carlo method. The further description of the three-dimensional distribution of radiation intensity in angle and space proves that the up-wind scheme can effectively suppress numerical oscillation and realize stable calculation.