Experiments of Electronic Water Cooling System on Different Inlet Type and with/without Vortex Fin inside

Feng Chin Tsai; Jen Ching Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1051.881

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Experiments of Electronic Water Cooling System on Different Inlet Type and with/without Vortex Fin inside

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This study mainly investigates the influence of electronic water cooling system on high power heat generation device at different cooling water inlets with vortex fins or not, hence, heat dissipation experiments are going to carried out on the conditions of three cooling cases: hollow case I, hollow case II and vortex-fin case. From this experiment, it can be seen that the heat dissipation efficiency of hollow case I is reduced by 10% as compared to that of hollow case II, and the heat dissipation efficiency of vortex-fin case is also reduced by 10% as compared to that of hollow case I, that is, water cooling system with vortex-fin has very excellent effect on heat dissipation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1051)

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Feng Chin Tsai, Jen Ching Huang*

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Heat Dissipation, Vortex-Fin, Water Cooling

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