Hyunjun Sun, Jungwoo Kim, Dong Kyou Park, Kwon-Yeong Lee
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Abstract
This study experimentally evaluated the thermal performance of two-phase closed thermosyphons (TPCTs) using dielectric fluids. Experimental results showed that HFE-7100 and HFE-7200 exhibit maximum allowable powers that are up to 78.2% and 80% lower than that of DI water. These results were obtained under the condition of FR of 0.25. At this condition, the confinement numbers for DI water, HFE-7100, and HFE-7200 were 0.247, 0.087, and 0.090. However, dielectric fluids demonstrated more stable operation by preventing the geyser boiling phenomenon. Particularly, HFE-7100 exhibited the lowest thermal resistance below 130 W heat inputs. These findings are expected to provide a valuable foundation for developing high-efficiency cooling technologies for high-power electronics and energy systems.
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