Purpose In recent years,with the further development of superconducting technology,superconducting devices have been applied in particle accelerators and synchrotron radiation light source devices.As a new type of hea...Purpose In recent years,with the further development of superconducting technology,superconducting devices have been applied in particle accelerators and synchrotron radiation light source devices.As a new type of heat transfer structure,helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe can be used to balance local hot spots in superconductors and improve heat transfer performance.Methods In this paper,a two-dimensional two-turns helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe model is established.The flow performance of helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe was analyzed by CFD simulation.Results and conclusion The results show that the development of flow pattern in the helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe first forms bubble flow under the heating of the evaporation section,and then gradually forms slug flow and annular flow.The process consists of initial stage,transition stage and running stage.In the running stage,the effective thermal conductivity of COHP oscillates around 15,000 W/(m·K).展开更多
Oscillating heat pipes(OHP)which are constructed from a serpentine-arranged capillary tube possess a desirable aerodynamic form factor and provide for relatively high heat transfer rates via cyclic evaporation and con...Oscillating heat pipes(OHP)which are constructed from a serpentine-arranged capillary tube possess a desirable aerodynamic form factor and provide for relatively high heat transfer rates via cyclic evaporation and condensation of an encapsulated working fluid with no internal wicking structure required.In last two decades,OHP has been extensively investigated for its potential application in thermal management of various applications.This study presents an experimental investigation on the heat transfer performance of an atypically long finned OHP.The heat transfer performance of the proposed OHP was analyzed and compared with a bare tube OHP with similar overall dimensions.Results show that a unit row of finned OHP filled with n-pentane with fill ratio of 70%can recover up to(400±40)W of heat from a typical waste exhaust air stream.The additional pressure drop due to fins was estimated to be(6.8±2)Pa resulting in an increase of 1–2 W of fan power consumption.The average heat recovery rate via finned OHP was found to be almost 80%more than bare tube OHP filled with same working fluid with same fill ratio.展开更多
基金This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11905233).
文摘Purpose In recent years,with the further development of superconducting technology,superconducting devices have been applied in particle accelerators and synchrotron radiation light source devices.As a new type of heat transfer structure,helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe can be used to balance local hot spots in superconductors and improve heat transfer performance.Methods In this paper,a two-dimensional two-turns helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe model is established.The flow performance of helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe was analyzed by CFD simulation.Results and conclusion The results show that the development of flow pattern in the helium cryogenic oscillating heat pipe first forms bubble flow under the heating of the evaporation section,and then gradually forms slug flow and annular flow.The process consists of initial stage,transition stage and running stage.In the running stage,the effective thermal conductivity of COHP oscillates around 15,000 W/(m·K).
文摘Oscillating heat pipes(OHP)which are constructed from a serpentine-arranged capillary tube possess a desirable aerodynamic form factor and provide for relatively high heat transfer rates via cyclic evaporation and condensation of an encapsulated working fluid with no internal wicking structure required.In last two decades,OHP has been extensively investigated for its potential application in thermal management of various applications.This study presents an experimental investigation on the heat transfer performance of an atypically long finned OHP.The heat transfer performance of the proposed OHP was analyzed and compared with a bare tube OHP with similar overall dimensions.Results show that a unit row of finned OHP filled with n-pentane with fill ratio of 70%can recover up to(400±40)W of heat from a typical waste exhaust air stream.The additional pressure drop due to fins was estimated to be(6.8±2)Pa resulting in an increase of 1–2 W of fan power consumption.The average heat recovery rate via finned OHP was found to be almost 80%more than bare tube OHP filled with same working fluid with same fill ratio.
