Heat pipe
Heat pipe
Heat pipe consists of an envelope, a wick and a working fluid, which combines both thermal conductivity and phase transition to effectively transfer heat between two solid interfaces.
The heat pipe contacts the surface of heat source, the working fluid turns into vapor in the fully sealed vacuum pipe, then vapor flows along cavity to the cold interface and condenses back into the liquid and is absorbed by the wick (capillary action) to release the heat. The liquid then returns to the heat source and repeats the cycle.
Wicking structure: Mesh, Sinter powder, groove and composite (grove+ sinter powder) are types of heat pipe’s wicking structure.
R angle: Heat pipe has curve flexibility in various angles, however R-Angle” is to be respected because the larger the R angle, the more efficiency loss.
Slim heat pipe: Slim heat pipe can satisfy the needs in narrow and limited space with a flat surface for heat dissipation.
Heatpipe
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Application & Industry
- Portable products in Computer, Communication and Consumer Electronic
- Electric equipment
- Heat exchanger
- Machine & Tooling
- Energy