høytemperaturstråler
Høytemperaturstråler, sometimes translated as high-temperature radiation, refers to electromagnetic radiation emitted by objects at very high temperatures. This type of radiation is characterized by a spectrum where the peak intensity occurs at shorter wavelengths and higher energies compared to radiation from cooler objects. The fundamental principle governing this phenomenon is Planck's law of black-body radiation, which describes the spectral radiance of a body in thermal equilibrium with its environment as a function of temperature and wavelength.
Objects at high temperatures, such as stars, incandescent light bulbs, or molten metals, emit photons with significant
The energy carried by high-temperature radiation can be substantial, leading to potential hazards such as burns