CONVECTION: through the motion of heated matter, i.e. through the motion of smoke, air, gases etc. produced by fire.
- The transfer or carries of heat through a liquid or gaseous body such as movement of smoke, hot air and heated gases produced by fire.
- The replacement of hot and cool air to that particular point resulting in reheated and raised the temperature thus create a fire.
CONVECTION: The transfer of the heat energy by the movement of heated liquids or gases.
RADIATION:
- heat radiation is the transfer of heat from a source without a material substance being involved.
- Heat radiation is the transfer of heat from a source across the space or travels outward from the fire in the same manner as light in straight lines to produce vapour and then igniting the vapour.
- When contacts a body, it is absorbed, reflected or transmitted. Absorbed heat increases the temperature of the absorbing body.
- Heat radiates in all directions unless it is obstructed
Radiation: The transmission of energy as an electromagnetic wave without an intervening medium
Leave a Comment