Flow boiling heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics in expanding silicon microgap heat sink
The present flow boiling experiments are performed for deionized water mass fluxes, G =400–1000kg/m2 s, imposed effective heat flux q eff ″ ranging from 0W/cm2 to 80W/cm2 for three different microgap configurations having same inlet depth 200μm and gradually increasing exit depth 200μm, 300μm and 46...
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The present flow boiling experiments are performed for deionized water mass fluxes, G =400–1000kg/m2 s, imposed effective heat flux q eff ″ ranging from 0W/cm2 to 80W/cm2 for three different microgap configurations having same inlet depth 200μm and gradually increasing exit depth 200μm, 300μm and 460μm to explore expanding microgap effect on heat transfer and pressure drop performances. High speed flow visualizations are conducted simultaneously along with experiments to explore the bubble behavior in expanding microgap heat sink. The results of this study show that expanding microgap maintains a more uniform wall temperature than straight microgap heat sink and also delays dryout phase. In addition, expanding microgap of exit depth 300μm performs best for both heat transfer and pressure drop performances among all configurations. |
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The present flow boiling experiments are performed for deionized water mass fluxes, G =400–1000kg/m2 s, imposed effective heat flux q eff ″ ranging from 0W/cm2 to 80W/cm2 for three different microgap configurations having same inlet depth 200μm and gradually increasing exit depth 200μm, 300μm and 460μm to explore expanding microgap effect on heat transfer and pressure drop performances. High speed flow visualizations are conducted simultaneously along with experiments to explore the bubble behavior in expanding microgap heat sink. The results of this study show that expanding microgap maintains a more uniform wall temperature than straight microgap heat sink and also delays dryout phase. In addition, expanding microgap of exit depth 300μm performs best for both heat transfer and pressure drop performances among all configurations. |
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