Chang Liu , Mingkang Zhang , Guijun Bi , Jie Chen , Yuchao Bai , Di Wang , Mingjian Deng
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Abstract
The comprehensive heat transfer characteristics of triply periodic minimal surface heat sinks were investigated in this research, and triply periodic minimal surface structures were manufactured by laser powder bed fusion with AlSi7Mg powder. The average surface temperature, thermal resistance, heat transfer coefficient, and specific heat transfer coefficient of heat sinks were tested, and the heat dissipation mechanism was analyzed by finite element thermal flow analysis. The results of the homogeneous triply periodic minimal surface show that Primitive has the best comprehensive heat transfer performance under forced convection, and Gyroid is the best without forced convection. Compared with homogeneous and gradient triply periodic minimal surfaces, the P-Quadratic ΙΙ structure has the best comprehensive heat transfer performance under forced convection and natural thermal conductivity. Compared with homogeneous Primitive, the average convection heat transfer coefficient of P-Quadratic ΙΙ is increased by 13.44 % ∼ 19.78 %. The finite element thermal flow analysis shows that the narrow tube effect of Bernoulli’s principle and eddy current enhanced the heat transfer performance of Primitive and gradient Primitive.
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Applied Thermal Engineering disseminates novel research related to the design, development and demonstration of components, devices, equipment, technologies and systems involving thermal processes for the production, storage, utilization and conservation of energy, with a focus on engineering application.
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