Thermal Characterization of a Two-Phase Integrated Heat Sink with Different Heat Source Locations
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Abstract
The objective of this research is to thermally characterize a heat sink with integrated two-phase heat transport which was fabricated using laser powder bed fusion to demonstrate the potential of employing additive manufacturing (AM) design flexibility for the integration of two-phase heat spreading for variety of applications. The vertically finned heat sink base and fins are entirely hollow and is designed to spread heat throughout the heat sink using the internal two-phase heat flow. The heat sink base is interchangeable and has a porous wick region which is also additively manufactured. The wick structure provides capillary pumping of the working fluid to the heat source, which can be placed at any location on the heat sink base. In the present analysis, the thermal performance of the heat sink is examined in terms of thermal resistance for different locations of the evaporator heat source. Previous research suggests that shifting the heat source away from the center location can result in a slight improvement in thermal performance. The results showed that lower spreading resistance offered by the two-phase integrated heat sink in the bottom mode can reduce the temperature of the heating section by up to 77-87 °C compared to the middle mode using 9 ml, 12 ml and 15 ml of acetone as a working fluid.
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