Operational Characteristics of a Top-heat-type Heat Transport Loop Utilizing Vapor Pressure (Fundamental Experiments and Theoretical Analyses)

Koito, Yasushi; Ikemizu, Yoshitake; Torii, Shuichi; Tomimura, Toshio

doi:10.1252/kakoronbunshu.35.495

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“…The boiling point is an important parameter for the THMCLOHP/CV working temperature and performance. If the boiling point is low, the THMCLOHP/CV will work at low temperatures (Rittidech et al 2010;Thongdaeng et al 2012;Koito et al 2009). However, the latent heat and boiling point of the working fluid also has an effect on THMCLOHP/CV performance.…”

Section: Effect Of Working Fluid On Heat Fluxmentioning

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The top heat mode of closed loop oscillating heat pipe with check valves at the top heat mode (THMCLOHP/CV): a thermodynamic study

Bhuwakietkumjohn

Parametthanuwat

2014

Int J Mech Mater Eng

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The article reports a recent study on heat flux of the top heat mode closed looped oscillating heat pipe with check valves (THMCLOHP/CV). An experimental system was evaluated under normal operating conditions. The THMCLOHP/CV was made of a copper tube with an inside diameter of 2.03 mm. The working fluid was water, ethanol and R123 with a filling ratio of 30%, 50% and 80% with respect to the total volume of the tube. The angles of inclination were 20°, 40°, 60°, 80°and 90°from the horizontal axis. The number of turn was 40 turns and 2 check valves. Three lengths of evaporator investigated were 50, 100 and 150 mm. The operating temperatures were 45°C, 55°C and 65°C. Experimental data showed that the THMCLOHP/CV at evaporator length of 50 mm gave a better heat flux with filling ratio at 50% when using R123 as working fluid and the operating temperature of 65°C at angles of inclination of 90°. It was further found that an evaporator length of 50 mm was superior in heat flux over other length in all experimental conditions under this study. Moreover, the presence of operating temperature had clearly contributed to raise the heat flux of THMCLOHP/CV, but the heat flux had decreased when evaporator length increased.

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Section: Effect Of Working Fluid On Heat Fluxmentioning

confidence: 99%