Methods to improve the performance of reflux heat pipes for heat recovery applications were examined both analytically and experimentally. Various models for the estimation of reflux heat pipe transport capacity were surveyed in the literature and compared with experimental data. A high transport capacity reflux heat pipe was developed that provides up to a factor of 10 capacity improvement over conventional open tube designs; analytical models were developed for this device and incorporated into a computer program HPIPE. Good agreement of the model predictions with data for R-11 and benzene reflux heat pipes was obtained
A series of six heat pipes, similar in design to those flown on the Comunications Technology Satelli...
The application of heat pipe technology to the design of rocket engine thrust chambers is discussed....
Nowadays heat pipes are considered to be popular passive heat transfer technologies due to their hig...
Following a review of heat and mass transfer theory relevant to heat pipe performance, math models a...
During instrument-level or spacecraft-level ground testing, heat pipes may be placed in reflux mode,...
Mathematical models are developed for calculating heat-transfer limitations of high-temperature heat...
The work focuses on the mathematical modeling of three critical mechanisms of heat-pipe operation: (...
The performance predictions for a fifty foot heat pipe (4 foot evaporator - 46 foot condensor) are d...
The development and use of heat pipes are described, including space requirements and contributions....
The feasibility of performance enhancing the sandwich panel heat pipe was investigated for moderate ...
The objective of this program was to investigate analytically and experimentally the performance of ...
Research and development programs in variable conductance heat pipe technology were conducted. The t...
Tests were performed on a high-capacity channel-wick heat pipe to assess the transport limitations o...
Titanium-water heat pipes are being investigated for use in heat rejection systems for lunar and Mar...
In the absence of body forces such as gravity, a heat pipe will start as soon as its evaporator temp...
A series of six heat pipes, similar in design to those flown on the Comunications Technology Satelli...
The application of heat pipe technology to the design of rocket engine thrust chambers is discussed....
Nowadays heat pipes are considered to be popular passive heat transfer technologies due to their hig...
Following a review of heat and mass transfer theory relevant to heat pipe performance, math models a...
During instrument-level or spacecraft-level ground testing, heat pipes may be placed in reflux mode,...
Mathematical models are developed for calculating heat-transfer limitations of high-temperature heat...
The work focuses on the mathematical modeling of three critical mechanisms of heat-pipe operation: (...
The performance predictions for a fifty foot heat pipe (4 foot evaporator - 46 foot condensor) are d...
The development and use of heat pipes are described, including space requirements and contributions....
The feasibility of performance enhancing the sandwich panel heat pipe was investigated for moderate ...
The objective of this program was to investigate analytically and experimentally the performance of ...
Research and development programs in variable conductance heat pipe technology were conducted. The t...
Tests were performed on a high-capacity channel-wick heat pipe to assess the transport limitations o...
Titanium-water heat pipes are being investigated for use in heat rejection systems for lunar and Mar...
In the absence of body forces such as gravity, a heat pipe will start as soon as its evaporator temp...
A series of six heat pipes, similar in design to those flown on the Comunications Technology Satelli...
The application of heat pipe technology to the design of rocket engine thrust chambers is discussed....
Nowadays heat pipes are considered to be popular passive heat transfer technologies due to their hig...