Experimental investigation of titanium nanofluids on the heat pipe thermal efficiency
By P. Naphon, Pichai Assadamongkol, Teerapong Borirak. 2008
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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- A new frontier of nanofluid research – Application of nanofluids in heat pipes (2012, background): “[41] (2008) Ti–alcohol (21 nm, 0.”
- Heat transfer characteristics of a two-phase closed thermosyphons using nanofluids (2011, background): “The improved thermal performance is observed through a reduction in thermal resistance [9,11,12, 15–17,20,25], an increase in the TPCT and heat pipe efficiency [17,22], and an enhancement in the overall heat transfer coefficient [19].”
- Thermal performance of flat-shaped heat pipes using nanofluids (2010, background): “A wide range of nano particles such as silver [20–23], CuO [10,24], diamond [11,25], titanium [9,12], nickel oxide [26] and gold [27] have been used to study the influence of nanofluid on the heat pipe performance.”
- An investigation of the thermal performance of cylindrical heat pipes using nanofluids (2010, background): “Different nanoparticles such as silver [3,8,11,13], CuO [5,9], diamond [6,12], titanium [4,7], nickel oxide [10], and gold [14] have been utilized within the heat pipe working fluid.”