Permeability and effective pore radius measurements for heat pipe and fuel cell applications
By Brian M. Holley, A. Faghri. 2006
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Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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- Metal 3D-printed wick structures for heat pipe application: Capillary performance analysis (2018, methodology): “The capillary rate-of-rise test consists of dipping a sample in a reservoir containing liquid and measuring (i) the wetted height above the level of the reservoir as a function of time (height-time technique, h-t) and/or (ii) the measurement of the increase in weight of the sample caused by the liqu”
- Characterization of capillary performance of composite wicks for two-phase heat transfer devices (2013, unknown): “If the gravity effects cannot be neglected, the correlation of capillary rise height versus time is a complicated transcendental equation [12],”
- Fabrication and Characterization of the Capillary Performance of Superhydrophilic Cu Micropost Arrays (2010, methodology): “We use capillary rate of rise experiments [20], [21] to assess”