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Performance of a Self-Circulating Thermosyphon

ASME 2011 Power Conference, Volume 2, 2011
A series of laboratory experiments on self-circulating thermosyphon (SCT) was carried out. The thermosyphon system consists of heating section, condenser, reservoir, and heat exchanging section. The basic performance was elucidated. The present thermosyphon system works by itself under certain conditions of tilting angle of the condenser, the water ...
Naoto Hagino, Hiro Yoshida
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The Simple, Tubular Thermosyphon

1992
Abstract Newton’s law of cooling, in which the rate of cooling of a body is taken to be proportional to its temperature measured relative to that of the environment, is the first quantitative statement ever made about natural convection. Implicit within this law is the requirement that the heat transfer coefficient at the body surface
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Advances in Thermosyphon Technology

1973
Publisher Summary Thermosyphon applied in formal studies are the systems that have the intrinsic function of removing heat from a prescribed source and transporting heat and mass over a specific path, and rejecting the heat and or mass to a prescribed sink— that is, the path of the circulating flow that transports the thermal energy is or can be ...
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Entry effects in the open thermosyphon

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1964
In this paper flow-visualization techniques are used to study the flow instability which occurs at the orifice in the free convection open thermosyphon. The influence of the shape of the orifice on the measured heat transfer of the system is also studied under both laminar and turbulent conditions.
Martin, B. W., Lockwood, F. C.
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The onset of motion in a toroidal thermosyphon

Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 1986
The instability associated with the onset of motion in a toroidal natural-circulation loop has been studied theoretically. A one-dimensional model is used to investigate the problem of global flow initiation from a rest state. It is shown that a thermosyphonic flow is established when the modified Rayleigh number exceeds a critical value, Rc* or Rc ...
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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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Principles of loop thermosyphon and its application in data center cooling systems: A review

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021
Zhiguang He
exaly  

Investigation of a closed-loop thermosyphon

1991
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Closed Loop Thermosyphon

2023
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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   +1 more
exaly