First, the superposition theorem and reciprocity theorem is used to derive the shape factor relationships between two surfaces 1 and 2.
Then from the standards graph of the shape factors for the perpendicular surfaces, we determine the each requires shaped factor then finally the required shape factor.
The Shape Factor " F12 = 0.09 ".
The shape factor graph for the perpendicular surfaces:
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