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condenses, releases its latent heat, and warms the cool end of the pipe. Non-condensing gases (caused by contamination for instance) in the vapor impede the gas flow and reduce the effectiveness of the heat pipe, particularly at low temperatures, where vapor pressures are low. The speed of molecules in a gas is approximately the speed of sound, and in the absence of noncondensing gases (i.e., if there is only a gas phase present) this is the upper limit to the velocity with which they could travel in the heat pipe. In practice, the speed of the vapor through the heat pipe is limited by the rate of condensation at the cold end and far lower than the molecular speed. Note/explanation: The condensation rate is very close to the sticking coefficient times the molecular speed times the gas density, if the condensing surface is very cold. However, if the surface is close to the temperature of the gas, the evaporation caused by the finite temperature of the surface largely cancels this heat flux. If the temperature difference is more than some tens of degrees, the vaporization from the surface is typically negligible, as can be assessed from the vapor pressure curves. In most cases, with very efficient heat transport through the gas, it is very challenging to maintain such significant temperature differences between the gas and the condensing surface. Moreover, this temperature differences of course corresponds to a large effective thermal resistance by itself. The bottleneck is often less severe at the heat source, as the gas densities are higher there, corresponding to higher maximum heat fluxes.
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thermosyphons. When the heat pipe is not operating, the non-condensable gas and working fluid vapor are mixed throughout the heat pipe vapor space. When the variable conductance heat pipe is operating, the non-condensable gas is swept toward the condenser end of the heat pipe by the flow of the working fluid vapor. Most of the non-condensable gas is located in the reservoir, while the remainder blocks a portion of the heat pipe condenser. The variable conductance heat pipe works by varying the active length of the condenser. When the power or heat sink temperature is increased, the heat pipe vapor temperature and pressure increase. The increased vapor pressure forces more of the non-condensable gas into the reservoir, increasing the active condenser length and the heat pipe conductance. Conversely, when the power or heat sink temperature is decreased, the heat pipe vapor temperature and pressure decrease, and the non-condensable gas expands, reducing the active condenser length and heat pipe conductance. The addition of a small heater on the reservoir, with the power controlled by the evaporator temperature, will allow thermal control of roughly ±1-2 °C. In one example, the evaporator temperature was maintained in a ±1.65 °C control band, as power was varied from 72 to 150 W, and heat sink temperature varied from +15 °C to -65 °C.
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of the working fluid vapor from the evaporator to the condenser sweeps the non-condensable gas into the reservoir, where it doesn't interfere with the normal heat pipe operation. When the nominal condenser is heated, the vapor flow is from the nominal condenser to the nominal evaporator. The non-condensable gas is dragged along with the flowing vapor, completely blocking the nominal evaporator, and greatly increasing the thermal resistivity of the heat pipe. In general, there is some heat transfer to the nominal adiabatic section. Heat is then conducted through the heat pipe walls to the evaporator. In one example, a vapor trap diode carried 95 W in the forward direction, and only 4.3 W in the reverse direction.
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conductive heat loss. Relative efficiencies of the evacuated tube system are reduced however, when compared to flat plate collectors because the latter have a larger aperture size and can absorb more solar energy per unit area. This means that while an individual evacuated tube has better insulation (lower conductive and convective losses) due to the vacuum created inside the tube, an array of tubes found in a completed solar assembly absorbs less energy per unit area due to there being less absorber surface area pointed toward the Sun because of the rounded design of an evacuated tube collector. Therefore, real world efficiencies of both designs are about the same.
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coefficient from the initial design will tend to inhibit the heat pipe action. This can be counterintuitive, in the sense that if a heat pipe system is aided by a fan, then the heat pipe operation may break down, resulting in a reduced effectiveness of the thermal management system—potentially severely reduced. The operating temperature and the maximum heat transport capacity of a heat pipe—limited by its capillary or other structure used to return the fluid to the hot area (centrifugal force, gravity, etc.)—are therefore inescapably and closely related.
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surfaces, capillary forces in the wick return the condensate to the evaporator. Note that most vapor chambers are insensitive to gravity, and will still operate when inverted, with the evaporator above the condenser. In this application, the vapor chamber acts as a heat flux transformer, cooling a high heat flux from an electronic chip or laser diode, and transforming it to a lower heat flux that can be removed by natural or forced convection. With special evaporator wicks, vapor chambers can remove 2000 W over 4 cm, or 700 W over 1 cm.
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returns to the evaporator by capillary forces in the wick. The reservoir eventually dries out, since there is no method for returning liquid. When the nominal condenser is heated, liquid condenses in the evaporator and the reservoir. While the liquid can return to the nominal condenser from the nominal evaporator, the liquid in the reservoir is trapped, since the reservoir wick is not connected. Eventually, all of the liquid is trapped in the reservoir, and the heat pipe ceases operation.
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instead of the screen or sintered wicks used for terrestrial heat pipes, since the heat pipes don't have to operate against gravity in space. This allows spacecraft heat pipes to be several meters long, in contrast to the roughly 25 cm maximum length for a water heat pipe operating on Earth. Ammonia is the most common working fluid for spacecraft heat pipes. Ethane is used when the heat pipe must operate at temperatures below the ammonia freezing temperature.
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pipes for wider uses such as in air conditioning, engine cooling, and electronics cooling. These papers were also the first to mention flexible, arterial, and flat plate heat pipes. Publications in 1969 introduced the concept of the rotational heat pipe with its applications to turbine blade cooling and contained the first discussions of heat pipe applications to cryogenic processes.
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linearly as the power or condenser temperature is reduced. For some applications, such as satellite or research balloon thermal control, the electronics will be overcooled at low powers, or at the low sink temperatures. Variable
Conductance Heat Pipes (VCHPs) are used to passively maintain the temperature of the electronics being cooled as power and sink conditions change.
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machined off to allow the adiabatic section to be bent. The condenser is shown above the adiabatic section. The non-condensable gas (NCG) reservoir is located above the main heat pipe. The valve is removed after filling and sealing the heat pipe. When electric heaters are used on the reservoir, the evaporator temperature can be controlled within ±2 K of the setpoint.
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transfer heat from a hot stream to a cold stream of air, water or oil. A heat pipe heat exchanger contains several heat pipes of which each acts as an individual heat exchanger itself. This increases efficiency, life span and safety. In case that one heat pipe breaks, only a small amount of liquid is
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Evacuated tube collectors reduce the need for anti-freeze additives since the vacuum helps slow heat loss. However, under prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures the heat transfer fluid can still freeze and precautions must be taken to ensure that the freezing liquid does not damage the evacuated
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applications in combination with evacuated tube solar collector arrays. In these applications, distilled water is commonly used as the heat transfer fluid inside a sealed length of copper tubing that is located within an evacuated glass tube and oriented towards the Sun. In connecting pipes, the heat
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While a typical terrestrial water heat pipe is less than 30 cm long, thermosyphons are often several meters long. The thermosyphons used to cool the Alaska pipe line were roughly 11 to 12 m long. Even longer thermosyphons have been proposed for the extraction of geothermal energy. For example,
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In a thermosyphon, liquid working fluid is vaporized by a heat supplied to the evaporator at the bottom of the heat pipe. The vapor travels to the condenser at the top of the heat pipe, where it condenses. The liquid then drains back to the bottom of the heat pipe by gravity, and the cycle repeats.
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Standard heat pipes are constant conductance devices, where the heat pipe operating temperature is set by the source and sink temperatures, the thermal resistances from the source to the heat pipe, and the thermal resistances from the heat pipe to the sink. In these heat pipes, the temperature drops
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in 1963, extensive life tests have been conducted to determine compatible envelope/fluid pairs, some going on for decades. In a heat pipe life test, heat pipes are operated for long periods of time, and monitored for problems such as non-condensable gas generation, material transport, and corrosion.
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Heat pipes contain no mechanical moving parts and typically require no maintenance, though non-condensable gases that diffuse through the pipe's walls, that result from breakdown of the working fluid, or that exist as original impurities in the material, may eventually reduce the pipe's effectiveness
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Such a closed system, requiring no external pumps, may be of particular interest in space reactors in moving heat from the reactor core to a radiating system. In the absence of gravity, the forces must only be such as to overcome the capillary and the drag of the returning vapor through its channels.
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Increased efficiency of photovoltaic cells by coupling the solar panel to a heat pipe system. This transports heat away from overheated panels to maintain optimal temperature for maximum energy generation. Additionally, the tested set up seizes the recovered thermal heat to warm, for instance, water
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An interesting property of heat pipes is the temperature range over which they are effective. Initially, it might be suspected that a water-charged heat pipe only works when the hot end reaches the boiling point (100 °C, 212 °F, at normal atmospheric pressure) and steam is transferred to
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Other pairs include stainless steel envelopes with nitrogen, oxygen, neon, hydrogen, or helium working fluids at temperatures below 100 K, copper/methanol heat pipes for electronics cooling when the heat pipe must operate below the water range, aluminium/ethane heat pipes for spacecraft thermal
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Heat pipes have an envelope, a wick, and a working fluid. Heat pipes are designed for very long term operation with no maintenance, so the heat pipe wall and wick must be compatible with the working fluid. Some material/working fluids pairs that appear to be compatible are not. For example, water
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The advantage of heat pipes over many other heat-dissipation mechanisms is their great efficiency in transferring heat. A pipe one inch in diameter and two feet long can transfer 3.7 kW (12.500 BTU per hour) at 1,800 °F (980 °C) with only 18 °F (10 °C) drop from end to end.
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residual ground heat remaining in the oil as well as heat produced by friction and turbulence in the moving oil could conduct down the pipe's support legs and melt the permafrost on which the supports are anchored. This would cause the pipeline to sink and possibly be damaged. To prevent this, each
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A vapor trap diode is fabricated in a similar fashion to a variable conductance heat pipe, with a gas reservoir at the end of the condenser. During fabrication, the heat pipe is charged with the working fluid and a controlled amount of a non-condensable gas (NCG). During normal operation, the flow
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There are two main applications for vapor chambers. First, they are used when high powers and heat fluxes are applied to a relatively small evaporator. Heat input to the evaporator vaporizes liquid, which flows in two dimensions to the condenser surfaces. After the vapor condenses on the condenser
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hollow vessel, a working fluid, and a closed-loop capillary recirculation system. In addition, an internal support structure or a series of posts are generally used in a vapor chamber to accommodate clamping pressures sometimes up to 90 PSI. This helps prevent collapse of the flat top and bottom
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is still possible through the walls of the heat pipe, but at a greatly reduced rate of thermal transfer. In addition, for a given heat input, it is necessary that a minimum temperature of the working fluid be attained; while at the other end, any additional increase (deviation) in the heat transfer
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disparities that reduce power output, impair fuel economy, and accelerate wear. In the SAE paper 2014-01-2160, by Wei Wu et al., describes: 'A Heat Pipe
Assisted Air-Cooled Rotary Wankel Engine for Improved Durability, Power and Efficiency', they obtained a reduction in top engine temperature from
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The first commercial heat pipe product was the "Thermal Magic
Cooking Pin" developed by Energy Conversion Systems, Inc. and first sold in 1966. The cooking pins used water as the working fluid. The envelope was stainless steel, with an inner copper layer for compatibility. During operation, one
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Variable conductance heat pipes have two additions compared to a standard heat pipe: 1. a reservoir, and 2. a non-condensable gas (NCG) added to the heat pipe, in addition to the working fluid. This non-condensable gas is typically argon for standard
Variable conductance heat pipes, and helium for
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The stated/recommended operating temperature of a given heat pipe system is critically important. Below the operating temperature, the liquid is too cold and cannot vaporize into a gas. Above the operating temperature, all the liquid has turned to gas, and the environmental temperature is too high
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Because of the characteristics of the device, better efficiencies are obtained when the unit is positioned upright with the supply-air side mounted over the exhaust air side, which allows the liquid refrigerant to flow quickly back to the evaporator aided by the force of gravity. Generally, gross
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Heat pipes began to be used in computer systems in the late 1990s, when increased power requirements and subsequent increases in heat emission resulted in greater demands on cooling systems. They are now extensively used in many modern computer systems, typically to move heat away from components
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Pressure controlled heat pipes (PCHPs) can be used when tighter temperature control is required. In a pressure controlled heat pipe, the evaporator temperature is used to either vary the reservoir volume, or the amount of non-condensable gas in the heat pipe. Pressure controlled heat pipes have
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During the late 1990s increasingly high heat flux microcomputer CPUs spurred a threefold increase in the number of U.S. heat pipe patent applications. As heat pipes evolved from a specialized industrial heat transfer component to a consumer commodity most development and production moved from the
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NASA has tested heat pipes designed for extreme conditions, with some using liquid sodium metal as the working fluid. Other forms of heat pipes are currently used to cool communication satellites. Publications in 1967 and 1968 by
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Grooved wicks are used in spacecraft heat pipes, as shown in the first photograph in this section. The heat pipes are formed by extruding aluminium, and typically have an integral flange to increase the heat transfer area, which lowers the temperature drop. Grooved wicks are used in spacecraft,
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The second figure shows a typical grooved aluminium/ammonia variable conductance heat pipe (VCHP) for spacecraft thermal control. The heat pipe is an aluminium extrusion, similar to that shown in the first figure. The bottom flanged area is the evaporator. Above the evaporator, the flange is
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An oscillating heat pipe (OHP), also known as a pulsating heat pipe (PHP), is only partially filled with liquid working fluid. The pipe is arranged in a serpentine pattern in which freely moving liquid and vapor segments alternate. Oscillation takes place in the working fluid; the pipe remains
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A liquid trap diode has a wicked reservoir at the evaporator end of the heat pipe, with a separate wick that is not in communication with the wick in the remainder of the heat pipe. During normal operation, the evaporator and reservoir are heated. The vapor flows to the condenser, and liquid
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Second, compared to a one-dimensional tubular heat pipe, the width of a two-dimensional heat pipe allows an adequate cross section for heat flow even with a very thin device. These thin planar heat pipes are finding their way into "height sensitive" applications, such as notebook computers and
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Another major usage of vapor chambers is for cooling purposes in gaming laptops. As vapor chambers are a flatter and more two-dimensional method of heat dissipation, sleeker gaming laptops benefit hugely from them as compared to traditional heat pipes. For example, the vapor chamber cooling in
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The significant feature of a thermosyphon is that it is passive and does not require any external power to operate. During the winter, the air is colder than the ground around the supports. The liquid at the bottom of the thermosyphon is vaporized by heat absorbed from the ground, cooling the
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The vapor pressure over the hot liquid working fluid at the hot end of the pipe is higher than the equilibrium vapor pressure over the condensing working fluid at the cooler end of the pipe, and this pressure difference drives a rapid mass transfer to the condensing end where the excess vapor
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Since the early 1990s, numerous nuclear reactor power systems have been proposed using heat pipes for transporting heat between the reactor core and the power conversion system. The first nuclear reactor to produce electricity using heat pipes was first operated on
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In solar thermal water heating applications, an individual absorber tube of an evacuated tube collector is up to 40% more efficient compared to more traditional "flat plate" solar water collectors. This is largely due to the vacuum that exists within the tube, which slows down convective and
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began incorporating heat pipes into the cooling schemes for some of its commercial electronic products in place of both forced convection and passive finned heat sinks. Initially they were used in receivers and amplifiers, soon spreading to other high heat flux electronics applications.
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surrounding permafrost and lowering its temperature. During the summer, the thermosyphons stop operating, since there is no gas condensing at the top of the heat pipe, but the extreme air cooling during the winter causes condensation and the liquid to flow down. In the
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liquid and its vapor (gas phase). The saturated liquid vaporizes and travels to the condenser, where it is cooled and turned back to a saturated liquid. In a standard heat pipe, the condensed liquid is returned to the evaporator using a wick structure exerting a
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motionless. These have been investigated for many applications, including cooling photovoltaic panels, cooling electronic devices, heat recovery systems, fuel cell systems, HVAC systems, and desalination. More and more, PHPs are synergistically combined with
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Some spacecraft are designed to last for 20 years, so heat transport without electrical power or moving parts is desirable. Rejecting the heat by thermal radiation means that large radiator panes (multiple square meters) are required. Heat pipes and
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end of the heat pipe is poked through the roast. The other end extends into the oven where it draws heat to the middle of the roast. The high effective conductivity of the heat pipe reduces the cooking time for large pieces of meat by one-half.
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casing, that is around 1/80 of the original flux. This is because outside the intended temperature range the working fluid will not undergo phase change; below the range, the working fluid never vaporizes, and above the range it never condenses.
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of a working fluid or coolant. Heat pipes rely on a temperature difference between the ends of the pipe, and cannot lower temperatures at either end below the ambient temperature (hence they tend to equalize the temperature within the pipe).
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Heat pipes must be tuned to particular cooling conditions. The choice of pipe material, size, and coolant all have an effect on the optimal temperatures at which heat pipes work. When used outside of its design heat range, the heat pipe's
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The condensed working fluid then flows back to the hot end of the pipe. In the case of vertically oriented heat pipes the fluid may be moved by the force of gravity. In the case of heat pipes containing wicks, the fluid is returned by
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This 120 mm diameter vapor chamber (heat spreader) heat sink design thermal animation was created using high-resolution CFD analysis and shows temperature contoured heat sink surface and fluid flow trajectories predicted using a
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Typical heat pipe configuration within a consumer laptop. The heat pipes conduct waste heat away from the CPU, GPU and voltage regulators, transferring it to a heatsink coupled with a cooling fan that acts as a fluid-to-fluid heat
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Alhuyi Nazari, Mohammad; Ahmadi, Mohammad H.; Ghasempour, Roghayeh; Shafii, Mohammad
Behshad; Mahian, Omid; Kalogirou, Soteris; Wongwises, Somchai (2018). "A review on pulsating heat pipes: From solar to cryogenic applications".
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Most manufacturers cannot make a traditional heat pipe smaller than 3 mm in diameter due to material limitations. Heat pipes containing graphene have been demonstrated which can improve cooling performance in electronics.
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When making heat pipes, there is no need to create a vacuum in the pipe. One simply boils the working fluid in the heat pipe until the resulting vapor has purged the non-condensing gases from the pipe, and then seals the end.
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If however, the evaporator is located below the condenser, the liquid can drain back by gravity instead of requiring a wick, and the distance between the two can be much longer. Such a gravity aided heat pipe is known as a
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Khalilmoghadam, Pooria; Kiyaee, Soroush; Rajabi-Ghahnavieh, Abbas; Warsinger, David M.; Behshad Shafii, Mohammad (2024). "An improved passive solar still integrated with pulsating heat pipes and phase change materials".
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Rotating heat pipes, where the heat pipe is shaped so that liquid can only travel by centrifugal forces from the nominal evaporator to the nominal condenser. Again, no liquid is available when the nominal condenser is
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Storch et al. fabricated a 53 mm I.D., 92 m long propane thermosyphon that carried roughly 6 kW of heat. Their scalability to large sizes also makes them relevant for solar thermal and HVAC applications.
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This 100 mm by 100 mm by 10 mm high thin flat heat pipe (heat spreader) animation was created using high resolution CFD analysis and shows temperature contoured flow trajectories, predicted using a
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The principle has also been applied to camping stoves. The heat pipe transfers a large volume of heat at low temperature to allow goods to be baked and other dishes to be cooked in camping-type situations.
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1679:"Modeling and Design Optimization of Ultra-Thin Vapor Chambers for High Heat Flux Applications, R. Ranjan et al., Purdue University Cooling Technologies Research Center Publications, Paper 186, 2012"
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The device consists of a battery of multi-row finned heat pipe tubes located within both the supply and exhaust air streams. The system recovers heat from the exhaust and transfers it to the intake.
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tube when designing systems for such environments. Properly designed solar thermal water heaters can be frost protected down to more than -3 °C with special additives and are being used in
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where the embankment and track absorb the sun's heat. Vertical heat pipes on either side of relevant formations prevent that heat from spreading any further into the surrounding permafrost.
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Most heat pipes use a wick to return the liquid from the condenser to the evaporator, allowing the heat pipe to operate in any orientation. The liquid is sucked up back to the evaporator by
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Thermosyphons are diode heat pipes; when heat is applied to the condenser end, there is no condensate available, and hence no way to form vapor and transfer heat to the evaporator.
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released which is critical for certain industrial processes such as aluminium casting. Additionally, with one broken heat pipe the heat pipe heat exchanger still remains operable.
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Variable conductance heat pipes (VCHPs), which use a Non-Condensable Gas (NCG) to change the heat pipe effective thermal conductivity as power or the heat sink conditions change
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envelope with alkali metal (cesium, potassium, sodium) working fluid for high temperature heat pipes, most commonly used for calibrating primary temperature measurement devices.
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Hybrid control rod heat pipes to shut down a nuclear reactor in case of an emergency and simultaneously transferring decay heat away to prevent the reactor from running hot
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in 1963, with his patent of that year being the first to use the term "heat pipe", and he is often referred to as "the inventor of the heat pipe". He noted in his notebook:
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When one end of the heat pipe is heated, the working fluid inside the pipe at that end vaporizes and increases the vapor pressure inside the cavity of the heat pipe. The
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is difficult because heat from the structure can thaw the permafrost. Heat pipes are used in some cases to avoid the risk of destabilization. For example, in the
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Lenovo's Legion 7i was its most unique selling point (although it was misadvertised as all models having vapor chambers, while in fact only a few had).
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231 °C to 129 °C, and the temperature difference reduced from 159 °C to 18 °C for a typical small-chamber-displacement air-cooled
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transport occurs in the liquid steam phase because the thermal transfer medium is converted into steam in a large section of the collecting pipeline.
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Conventional heat pipes transfer heat in either direction, from the hotter to the colder end of the heat pipe. Several different heat pipes act as a
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by absorbing heat from that surface. The vapor then travels along the heat pipe to the cold interface and condenses back into a liquid, releasing the
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the cold end. However, the boiling point of water depends on the absolute pressure inside the pipe. In an evacuated pipe, water vaporizes from its
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system has the function to keep all components on the spacecraft within their acceptable temperature range. This is complicated by the following:
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in an aluminium envelope will develop large amounts of non-condensable gas over a few hours or days, preventing normal operation of the heat pipe.
2237:"C. E Heuer, "The Application of Heat Pipes on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline" Special Report 79-26, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Sept. 1979"
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and use water as the working fluid. They are common in many consumer electronics like desktops, laptops, tablets, and high-end smartphones.
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and use water as the working fluid. They are common in many consumer electronics like desktops, laptops, tablets, and high-end smartphones.
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surface mount circuit board cores. It is possible to produce flat heat pipes as thin as 1.0 mm (slightly thicker than a 0.76 mm
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Diode heat pipes, which have a high thermal conductivity in the forward direction, and a low thermal conductivity in the reverse direction
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Behi, Hamidreza; Ghanbarpour, Morteza; Behi, Mohammadreza (2017). "Investigation of PCM-assisted heat pipe for electronic cooling".
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Loop Heat Pipe Transient Behavior Using Heat Source Temperature for Set Point Control with Thermoelectric Converter on Reservoir
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in a heat pipe. This allows the wick in a loop heat pipe to be required only in the evaporator and compensation chamber.
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Thermosyphons, which are heat pipes where the liquid is returned to the evaporator by gravitational/accelerational forces,
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Nethaji, N.; Mohideen, S. Tharves (2017). "Energy conservation studies on a split airconditioner using loop heat pipes".
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1636:"High Heat Flux, High Power, Low Resistance, Low CTE Two-Phase Thermal Ground Planes for Direct Die Attach Applications"
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Working fluids are chosen according to the temperatures at which the heat pipe must operate, with examples ranging from
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1816:"Thermosyphon Heat Exchanger, Cooling Systems & Reboilers by ACT"
1350:"Improving materials that convert heat to electricity and vice-versa"
1123:"Thermal conductivity of common metals, metallic elements and Alloys"
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1490:"Compatible Heat Pipe Fluids and Materials - Heat Pipe Technology"
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2155:"Intermediate Temperature Heat Pipe Life Tests and Analyses"
1783:"Variable Conductance Heat Pipes for Variable Thermal Links"
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1461:"Heat Pipe Materials, Working Fluids, and Compatibility"
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Advanced Cooling Technologies Inc. (29 November 2013).
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support legs cooled by heat pipe thermosyphons to keep
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Advanced Cooling Technologies Inc. (7 November 2013).
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for long heat pipes, in comparison with approximately
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control in environments when ammonia can freeze, and
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2309:, NASA Report NASA CR-2508, p. 19, January 1, 1975.
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452:. This is by far the most common type of heat pipe.
1269:Stanford Ollendorf. Heat Pipe Flight Experiments.
804:Long lifetimes, with no possibility of maintenance
466:Aluminium envelope with ammonia working fluid for
27:Heat-transfer device that employs phase transition
1912:American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronomics
1401:Los Alamos-developed heat pipes ease space flight
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1208:"Evaporation-condensation heat transfer device"
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1697:"VCHPs for Passively Controlling Temperature"
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1585:"Heat Pipes - Different Kinds of Heat Pipes"
1302:"On the operating temperature of heat pipes"
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783:Widely varying external conditions, such as
232:Modern CPU heat pipes are typically made of
154:Modern CPU heat pipes are typically made of
2373:. World Nuclear Association. Archived from
2319:Kew, David Anthony Reay; Peter. A. (2006).
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1879:"Passive solar heating and cooling systems"
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3996:Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
3373:High efficiency glandless circulating pump
2622:Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
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1945:– via NASA Technical Reports Server.
1922:– via NASA Technical Reports Server.
1403:. Los Alamos News Release, April 26, 2000.
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1957:"An Introduction to Pulsating Heat Pipes"
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968:heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
3807:Mold growth, assessment, and remediation
2523:International Journal of Energy Research
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1802:"Liquid Trap Diode Heat Pipes Animation"
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3680:Programmable communicating thermostat
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1306:Journal of Physics: Conference Series
1005:demonstration using flattop fission.
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459:working fluid for energy recovery in
3802:Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
2517:Kyung Mo Kim, In Cheol Bang (2020).
2506:– via Elsevier, Research Gate.
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867:Heat pipes are also widely used in
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2586:Heat Pipe Basics and Demonstration
2194:, 1998, Hong Xie, Intel Corp, IEEE
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1227:, November 3, 1996, New York Times
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240:Structure, design and construction
170:, dates back to the steam age and
81:A laptop computer heat pipe system
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3705:Standard temperature and pressure
3418:Packaged terminal air conditioner
2954:Passive daytime radiative cooling
2683:Heat pump and refrigeration cycle
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2774:Absorption-compression heat pump
1110:Heat Pipe Science and Technology
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1985:10.1016/j.apenergy.2018.04.020
1379:Popular Science – Google Books
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3761:Building information modeling
3756:Building services engineering
3333:Ground-coupled heat exchanger
2861:Demand controlled ventilation
2809:Building insulation materials
2305:Midwest Research Institute,
2141:10.1016/j.solener.2024.112612
2110:10.1016/j.enbuild.2017.09.024
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742:greatly exceeds the specific
613:Liquid trap diode heat pipes.
3378:High-pressure cut-off switch
2929:Ice storage air conditioning
2850:Dedicated outdoor air system
2504:10.1016/j.energy.2015.07.063
2371:"Nuclear Reactors for Space"
1856:10.1016/0038-092x(67)90046-1
929:Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
916:Trans-Alaska Pipeline System
610:Vapor trap diode heat pipes.
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3721:Thermostatic radiator valve
3523:Thermostatic radiator valve
3034:Underfloor air distribution
2969:Radiant heating and cooling
2887:Energy recovery ventilation
2799:Automobile air conditioning
2663:Domestic energy consumption
2073:10.1007/978-1-4020-8295-5_8
2038:Applied Thermal Engineering
2003:Applied Thermal Engineering
1877:Yellott, J I (1978-01-01).
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3870:Institute of Refrigeration
3751:Architectural technologist
3223:Electrostatic precipitator
2576:House_N Research (mit.edu)
2416:SAE Technical Paper Series
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1127:www.engineeringtoolbox.com
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468:spacecraft thermal control
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3548:Ultra-low particulate air
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3061:Variable refrigerant flow
2913:Heat recovery ventilation
2856:Deep water source cooling
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1850:(2). Elsevier BV: 87–89.
1604:"Vapor Chamber Animation"
1030:Heat pipe heat exchangers
1001:to generate electricity.
962:Ventilation heat recovery
326:for water heat pipes, or
3970:Template:Home automation
3792:Kitchen exhaust cleaning
3488:Solar-assisted heat pump
3088:Air conditioner inverter
2867:Displacement ventilation
2758:Vapour pressure of water
2743:Thermal destratification
2327:(5th ed.). Oxford:
1161:(Jul-Aug2010). ARRL: 3–9
999:thermoelectric converter
981:Nuclear power conversion
674:Oscillating or pulsating
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542:Thin planar heat pipes (
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3965:World Refrigeration Day
3812:Refrigerant reclamation
3741:Architectural acoustics
3685:Programmable thermostat
3617:Clean air delivery rate
3513:Thermal expansion valve
3428:Pressurisation ductwork
3338:Ground source heat pump
2779:Absorption refrigerator
2455:2019MS&E..592a2012Q
1024:unmanned aerial vehicle
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3955:Glossary of HVAC terms
3917:Sick building syndrome
3797:Mechanical engineering
3508:Smoke exhaust ductwork
2939:Mixed-mode ventilation
1571:10.1002/nano.202000195
1190:"Heat transfer device"
1150:Jansson, Dick (2010).
1083:Thermoelectric cooling
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3975:Template:Solar energy
3653:Intelligent buildings
3612:Carbon dioxide sensor
2999:Room air distribution
2819:Central solar heating
2329:Butterworth-Heinemann
2065:Mini-Micro Fuel Cells
1239:"Service Unavailable"
936:Qinghai–Tibet Railway
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3767:Deep energy retrofit
3711:Thermographic camera
3648:Infrared thermometer
3123:Air source heat pump
3072:Water heat recycling
2638:Air changes per hour
2424:10.4271/2014-01-2160
2173:"Solarleitung DN 16"
2098:Energy and Buildings
1804:– via YouTube.
1606:– via YouTube.
740:heat of vaporization
664:counter-current flow
571:Variable conductance
491:thermal conductivity
386:(283–403 K) or
172:Angier March Perkins
91:heat-transfer device
3643:HVAC control system
3633:Home energy monitor
3607:Building automation
3393:Inverter compressor
3055:Variable air volume
2964:Passive ventilation
2934:Kitchen ventilation
2834:Constant air volume
2804:Autonomous building
2496:2016Ene...108..148J
2377:on 27 February 2013
2209:. Earthscan. 2005.
1883:ASHRAE J.; (Canada)
1318:2020JPhCS1473a2025P
1017:, inducing thermal
987:nuclear power cells
790:Micro-g environment
548:hermetically sealed
450:electronics cooling
3906:Indoor air quality
3850:ASTM International
3787:Hydronic balancing
3564:Wood-burning stove
3443:Radiator reflector
3228:Evaporative cooler
3039:Underfloor heating
3024:Thermal insulation
2295:. 21 October 2013.
1751:"Diode Heat Pipes"
1418:2014-11-03 at the
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3188:Convection heater
3183:Condensing boiler
3113:Air-mixing plenum
3009:Solar combisystem
2845:Cross ventilation
2648:Building envelope
2342:978-0-7506-6754-8
2216:978-1-84407-125-8
2082:978-1-4020-8293-1
1399:Jim Danneskiold,
1108:Faghri, A, 2016,
796:thermal radiation
145:0.4 kW/(m⋅K)
141:100 kW/(m⋅K)
126:centrifugal force
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3945:Building science
3700:Smart thermostat
3695:Room temperature
3278:Fireplace insert
2984:Radon mitigation
2882:Electric heating
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2872:District cooling
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