Research Progress of Three Kinds of Enhanced Heat Transfer Structures

Zhan Shu He; Xiao Long Liu; Xue Fei Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.711.219

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Research Progress of Three Kinds of Enhanced Heat Transfer Structures

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In order to transfer heat as much as possible through a unit area in unit time, this paper introduces three enhanced heat transfer structures, namely microchannel, open-celled metal foam and open-celled sintered porous metal. From two aspects of the heat transfer performance and the flow resistance, this paper reviews their research progress. Among three kinds of enhanced heat transfer structures, open-celled sintered porous metal has the best heat transfer performance, followed by open-celled metal foam and micro-channel. While, the sequence of the pressure drop of three kinds of enhanced heat transfer structures is in the reverse order. Thus, Enhanced heat transfer Structures with good heat transfer performance and small pressure drop are the future research direction.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 711)

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Zhan Shu He, Xiao Long Liu, Xue Fei Yang

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Heat Transfer, Metal Foam, Micro-Channel, Porous Metal

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