Test Results of Wafer Thin Coolers at Heat Fluxes from 5 to 125 W/cm<sup>2</sup>

Grote, M. G.; Hendron, Robert E.; Kipp, H. W.; Lapinski, John R.

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“…Very few dependable heaters are capable of this high heat flux. Therefore, a heat flux amplifier, similar to the one used by Grote et al, 6 was added to the test setup. The details of this particular heat flux amplifier, is given by McDonnell Douglas via Wright Laboratories.…”

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Methodology for the analysis of a novel heat exchanger

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1996

31st Thermophysics Conference

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This paper represents a general method for the comparison of hydraulic and thermal performance of different heat exchangers designed for electronic coolant systems. As a case study, the performance of the High Flux Heat Exchanger, HFHE, developed by McDonnell Douglas, is presented. Performance equations for the hydraulic and thermal performance were developed for an applied heat flux as a function of coolant temperature and mass flow rate. In addition, the maximum heat flux capability for the HFHE was determined. The range of coolant temperature for this study was from-10 to 40 C, the range of mass flow rate was from 60 to 240 kg/hr, and the range of applied heat flux

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