Origin and Development of Heat Pipe

Oct 18,2024

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Heat pipe technology as earlyIt appeared before 1942, when Perkins invented and improved the thermosiphon (a simple gravity heat pipe). After 1942, Gaugler proposed the principle of modern heat pipe, but no practical application. It was not until 1963 that G.M.Grover proposed this principle again at the LosAlamos National Laboratory in the United States. And invented the heat transfer element named "heat pipe.
Heat pipe is a kind of heat transfer element, which makes full use of the principle of heat conduction and the rapid heat transfer properties of the refrigerant medium, through the heat pipe to quickly transfer the heat of the heating object to the outside of the heat source, its thermal conductivity has far exceeded any known metal thermal conductivity. In the past, heat pipe technology has been widely used in aerospace, military and other industries, and it has been introduced into the radiator manufacturing industry in recent years.
It is precisely because of the existence of heat pipe technology that people have changed the design idea of traditional radiators and got rid of the traditional heat dissipation mode of relying solely on large air volume fans to obtain better heat dissipation effect. Instead, it adopts a new heat dissipation mode with low speed and low air volume fan and heat pipe technology. Heat pipe technology is moreThe silent era of the PC has brought opportunities.

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