Closed-loop pulsating heat pipe

By B. Tong, Teck Neng Wong, K.T Ooi. 2001

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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Local heat transfer measurement and thermo-fluid characterization of a pulsating heat pipe (2014, methodology): “[13] in a glass CLPHP: bubble nucleation and coalescence, internal two-phase flow patterns and directions were described.”
Multiple quasi-steady states in a closed loop pulsating heat pipe (2009, background): “mechanical power is required for its operation [5–11].”
Advances and Unsolved Issues in Pulsating Heat Pipes (2008, unknown): “[20] visualized the flow patterns of a closed loop glass PHP filled 60% with methanol.”
Closed loop pulsating heat pipes: Part A: parametric experimental investigations (2003, background): “It is to be noted that for performance in vertical orientation, the effect of input heat flux has already been experimentally demonstrated [14,15].”
Design and operation of a Tesla-type valve for pulsating heat pipes (2017, unknown): “Depending on the specific conditions, the liquid slugs are stagnant, pulsating, circulating with a superimposed pulsation or purely circulating [7,8].”
A novel design of pulsating heat pipe with fewer turns applicable to all orientations (2012, background): “Unlike conventional heat pipes, the pulsating heat pipes (PHP) are made from a long continuous capillary tube bent into many turns, and filled more working fluid than conventional heat pipes [5].”
An insight into thermo-hydrodynamic coupling in closed loop pulsating heat pipes (2004, result): “It has been indicated by earlier studies [3,4] that th are a large number of parameters which affect the CLP operation.”
Performance characteristics of pulsating heat pipes as integral thermal spreaders (2009, result): “Many of these observations are in line and complimentary with the observations made by other groups reporting on operating characteristics of PHPs (for example [11,12,18,19]).”
Thermal performance of horizontal closed-loop oscillating heat pipes (2008, unknown): “Previous research [4,13–15] has shown that a CLOHP operates as a heat transfer device when the working fluid is able to flow (oscillating and/or circulating flow) in the capillary tube.”
High speed flow visualization of a closed loop pulsating heat pipe (2005, unknown): “[6] performed the flow visualization for the closed loop PHP.”