Experimental study of the effect of felt wick porosity on capillary-driven heat pipes

Kerpel, Kathleen De; Schampheleire, Sven De; Steuperaert, Heleen; Jaeger, Peter De; Paepe, Michel De

doi:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2015.11.070

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“…Wick must circulate the working fluid inside heat pipe [1]. Commonly metal dominates the wick material such as copper, stainless steel or metal alloys [2][3][4]. Corrosion problems that occur because metals are easily oxidized will affect the performance of heat pipe, so natural material is an alternative.…”

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Heat Transfer Rate of Sintered Zeolite Wick Heat Pipe

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Winaya

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This paper discusses about heat transfer rate in heat pipe with sintered zeolite wick. The type of zeolite is natural zeolite and activated zeolite. Zeolite used in powder form divided into two grain size i.e. 100 µm and 200 µm. Wick were made by sintering process. Calculation of the heat transfer rate for sintered zeolite heat pipe shows sintered zeolite activates heat pipe has the highest heat transfer rate.

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