An Introduction to Heat Pipes: Modeling, Testing, and Applications (Thermal Management of Microelectronic and Electronic System Series)
Book Details
Author(s)G. P. Peterson
PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons
ISBN / ASIN047130512X
ISBN-139780471305125
AvailabilityUsually dispatched within 24 hours
Sales Rank99,999,999
CategoryHardcover
MarketplaceIndia 🇮🇳
Description
Your complete resource on heat pipe operation, behavior, performance characteristics, and limitations
This book is designed to help students, operations engineers, and mechanical and electrical engineers in the electronic packaging industry grasp the principles of operation for a wide range of heat pipes. Packed with examples and design information, it takes you through the background and historical development of heat pipes, discusses the interfacial phenomena that govern their operational characteristics, and presents the fundamental operating principles and limitations of both heat pipes and thermosyphons.
Along with detailed presentations of the governing physical phenomena involved, this comprehensive guide features extensive coverage of:
The background physics of fluids, their behavior in heat pipes, and associated interfacial phenomena
Heat pipe design methodologies and manufacturing considerations
Applications for cooling both electrical and mechanical systems
The full range of heat pipe classifications, including rotating and revolving, micro, cryogenic, and variable conductance heat pipes, as well as thermal diodes and switches
This book provides all the information and guidance you need to increase your understanding of these innovative devices and to begin to apply them to the thermal control of electronic devices and components.
This book is designed to help students, operations engineers, and mechanical and electrical engineers in the electronic packaging industry grasp the principles of operation for a wide range of heat pipes. Packed with examples and design information, it takes you through the background and historical development of heat pipes, discusses the interfacial phenomena that govern their operational characteristics, and presents the fundamental operating principles and limitations of both heat pipes and thermosyphons.
Along with detailed presentations of the governing physical phenomena involved, this comprehensive guide features extensive coverage of:
The background physics of fluids, their behavior in heat pipes, and associated interfacial phenomena
Heat pipe design methodologies and manufacturing considerations
Applications for cooling both electrical and mechanical systems
The full range of heat pipe classifications, including rotating and revolving, micro, cryogenic, and variable conductance heat pipes, as well as thermal diodes and switches
This book provides all the information and guidance you need to increase your understanding of these innovative devices and to begin to apply them to the thermal control of electronic devices and components.
