Calculation of Herperus' atmospheric infrared radiation transmittance rate

1. Excel is used to calculate the atmospheric transmission rate of infrared radiation. The results are presented in the cell “N10”. 2.The absorption and transmittance of unit wavelength of the Earth's atmosphere are utilized. Because the water vapor on Hesperus is less than that on Earth, the actual transmitted rate of Hesperus is larger than the calculated value. 3. According to the figure of “Radiation Transmitted by the Atmosphere”, the wavelength range of CO2 absorption of infrared radiation is limited. Although the atmospheric pressure of Hesperus is 96 atmospheres and the concentration of CO2 is 96.5%, CO2 has limited ability to absorb infrared radiation. The high temperatures on the surface of Venus cannot be explained only by the greenhouse effect. When calculating the atmospheric transmission rate of infrared radiation of Hesperus, the effect of carbon dioxide on the spectral absorption can be excluded by removing the 13-14 μm band from the calculation. 4. There is no independent H2CO3 in nature, which is the reason for the assumption that H2O collides with CO2 molecules without additional absorption of infrared radiation. <br>