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HEAT PIPES APPLICATION IN ELECTRONICS THERMAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
Author(s) -
Sergii Khairnasov,
Alyoumova
Publication year - 2015
Publication title -
frontiers in heat pipes
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2155-658X
DOI - 10.5098/fhp.6.1
Subject(s) - frontier , electronics , thermal , control (management) , environmental science , computer science , engineering , electrical engineering , geography , meteorology , archaeology , artificial intelligence
This paper introduces separate-type heat pipe (STHP) based solar receiver systems that enable more efficient operation of concentrated solar power plants without relying on a heat transfer fluid. The solar receiver system may consist of a number of STHP modules that receive concentrated solar flux from a solar collector system, spread the high concentrated solar flux to a low heat flux level, and effectively transfer the received heat to the working fluid of a heat engine to enable a higher working temperature and higher plant efficiency. In general, the introduced STHP solar receiver has characteristics of high heat transfer capacity, high heat transfer coefficient in the evaporator to handle a high concentrated solar flux, non-condensable gas release mechanism, and lower costs. The STHP receiver in a solar plant may also integrate the hot/cold tank based thermal energy storage system without using a heat transfer fluid.

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