A REVIEW OF NANOFLUIDIC PULSATING HEAT PIPES: SUITABLE CHOICES FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRONICS | Zendy

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A REVIEW OF NANOFLUIDIC PULSATING HEAT PIPES: SUITABLE CHOICES FOR THERMAL MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRONICS

Author(s) -

Mohammad Behshad Shafii,

Niloofar Mohammadi,

Maziar Mohammadi

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

frontiers in heat pipes

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2155-658X

DOI - 10.5098/fhp.v3.3.3001

Subject(s) - thermal management of electronic devices and systems , frontier , electronics , thermal , nanotechnology , engineering , mechanical engineering , materials science , political science , physics , electrical engineering , meteorology , law

Moving toward application of miniature and high performance chips in electronic fields, thermal management of these sensitive devices has become a challenging issue to direct heat transfer investigations. In this regard, Pulsating Heat Pipes (PHPs) have attracted attention, due to simplicity of structure, reliability, and low manufacturing cost. Moreover, working fluid has an important effect on PHP's performance. Having high thermal conductivity, nanofluids are outstanding substitutes for PHP's conventional working fluids. Focusing on recent advances on nanofluidic PHPs, this paper reviews operating principles and conducted experiments in this field. Furthermore, unsolved concerns regarding this field are mentioned.

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