High speed flow visualization of a closed loop pulsating heat pipe
By Jinliang Xu, Yi Li, Teck Neng Wong. 2005
204 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/289bb2a208e20684f907b7c213751fd6f875b628
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Citations in the corpus
- Operational limit of closed loop pulsating heat pipes (2008, background): “While quite some research has been performed on the operational behavior and physical phenomena in PHPs, including various experimental studies [5–12] and attempts of mathematical modeling [13–18], rather limited knowledge exists on the ultimate performance or performance limits of PHPs [19–22].”
- Performance characteristics of pulsating heat pipes as integral thermal spreaders (2009, result): “rameters affecting the system dynamics [8,11–19].”
- Advances and Unsolved Issues in Pulsating Heat Pipes (2008, background): “[ 25 ] visualized flow in a closed-loop glass PHP charged with methanol or water by videotaping at 125 frames per second.”
- Multiple quasi-steady states in a closed loop pulsating heat pipe (2009, background): “[37] and Lips and Bonjour [38] do confirm the order of magnitude of average two-phase flow velocity in the single PHP loop.”
- 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].”