Heat pipe technology for electronic cooling and heat recovery systems / Ramadas Narayanan
Heat pipe is a two-phase heat transfer devices with extremely high effective thermal conductivity. They can be cylindrical or planar in structure. Heat pipes can be embedded in a metal cooling plate, which is attached to the heat source, and can also be assembled with fin stack for fluid heal transf...
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Main Author: | Narayanan, Ramadas (Author) |
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