Thermal Resistance of Perforated Heat Sinks with Circular Pin Fins Cooled by Natural Convection

Mao Yu Wen; Cheng Hsiung Yeh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.775.88

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Thermal Resistance of Perforated Heat Sinks with Circular Pin Fins Cooled by Natural Convection

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This study examines thermal resistance under natural convection for two different types (Type A and Type B) of pin-fin heat sinks with/without a hollow in the heated base. The effects of the rate of heat transfer, the height of fin, the finning factor, the heat sink porosity and the perforated base plate on the thermal resistance were investigated and evaluated. Experimental results show that thermal resistance, using pin-fin heat sinks, is significantly different for Type A and Type B.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 775)

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Mao Yu Wen*, Cheng Hsiung Yeh

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Circular Pin-Fin, Fin Base with/without a Hollow, Natural Convection, Thermal Resistance

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