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Experimental Research and Simulation in a Thermosyphon

Advanced Materials Research, 2012
Heat pipes are devices capable of very high heat transfer and have been widely used in many thermal management applications. An experimental investigation and CFD simulation of thermal characteristics of heat pipe was presented in this paper. It can be found that UDF in FLUENT can simulate the evaporation and condensation in heat pipe.
K.M. Yang   +3 more
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Loop thermosyphons for cooling of electronics

Eighteenth Annual IEEE Semiconductor Thermal Measurement and Management Symposium. Proceedings 2002 (Cat.No.02CH37311), 2003
Recent innovations to loop thermosyphon (LTS) design are anticipated to have a significant impact on electronics thermal solutions. Future electronics systems including high-density desktop computers, multi-processor rack mounted servers, and telecommunications cabinets are reaching volumetric thermal densities beyond the limits of direct air-cooling ...
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Investigation of a closed-loop thermosyphon

1991
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Design of Thermosyphons and Heat Pipes

2020
Design methodologies for thermosyphons and heat pipes are presented in this chapter. Steady state operation condition hypothesis and the analogy between electrical and thermal circuits are employed in the present models.
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Introduction to Thermosyphons and Heat Pipes

2020
Heat pipes and thermosyphons are highly efficient heat transfer devices that use two-phase cycles of fluids as the operating principle.
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CFD modeling of flow and heat transfer in a thermosyphon

International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 2010
Masoud Rahimi, Ammar Abdulaziz Alsairafi
exaly  

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