Air forced convection through metal foams: Experimental results and modeling

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Rough surfaces with enhanced heat transfer for electronics cooling by direct metal laser sintering (2014, background): “Forced air heat transfer enhancement has been extensively explored and many augmentation techniques have been already proposed [5], including plane fins [6,7], pin fins [8–10], dimpled surfaces [11–13], surfaces with arrays of protrusions [14,15], metal foams [16], and artificial surface roughness [”
Experimental analysis of phase change phenomenon of paraffin waxes embedded in copper foams (2015, methodology): “Mancin et al. [24] measured the ﬁ bre thickness and length of the samples and, according to the data listed in Table 2, those values decrease as the number of pores per inch increase.”
A novel hybrid thermal management for Li-ion batteries using phase change materials embedded in copper foams combined with forced-air convection (2019, background): “higher heat transfer performance compared to aluminum foams [37].”