2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2022.119621
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Fabrication and capillary characterization of multi-scale microgroove wicks for ultrathin phase-change heat transfer devices

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“…Bamorovat Abadi et al 20 investigated the effect of surface roughness on microgrooves of triangular and rectangular cross sections and concluded that decreasing the contact angle of the solid surface by roughening the substrate offered a higher capillary height and wetting area. Tang et al 21 machined multiscale microgroove wicks with microfins, micropillars, and concave cavities by combining electrical discharge machining, cutting, and shaping. The wicks had a capillary height of 60.4 mm and a capillary performance parameter of 1.57 μm.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Bamorovat Abadi et al 20 investigated the effect of surface roughness on microgrooves of triangular and rectangular cross sections and concluded that decreasing the contact angle of the solid surface by roughening the substrate offered a higher capillary height and wetting area. Tang et al 21 machined multiscale microgroove wicks with microfins, micropillars, and concave cavities by combining electrical discharge machining, cutting, and shaping. The wicks had a capillary height of 60.4 mm and a capillary performance parameter of 1.57 μm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%