2. Capillary heat pipes
In the case of a capillary heat pipe, the capillary network can take a variety of forms (sintered, fabric layers or metal film mats, axial or circumferential grooves, etc.). These different network geometries generate a capillary pressure (p cap ) of varying magnitude, the value of which is given by the Laplace-Young equation:
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Bibliography
Events
International Heat Pipe Conference (IHPC). Frequency 2 to 3 years:
14th edition: Florianopolis, Brazil, April 22-27, 2007
15th edition: Clemson (SC), USA, April 25-30, 2010
16th edition: Lyon, France, spring 2012
17th edition: Kanpur, India, autumn 2014
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Advanced Cooling Technologies (ACT), USA http://www.1-act.com/fact.html
ATHERM, France http://www.atherm.com
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