Thermal Management of Devices
Thermal Management of Devices
Microchannel-based heat sinks have found themselves efficient in the thermal management of microelectronics and power electronics. They may have huge variablities in terms of geometrical constructs, fluid used, and other inherent properties.
Applied Thermal Engineering, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2024.124272
Where geometrical property variation may necessitate in-depth studies to obtain the most efficient configuration, different fluids like nanofluids of different concentrations are another important recent development that should be studied more carefully.
Thermal Science and Engineering Progress, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tsep.2023.102359
Data-Driven Approaches in Fluid Flows
Understanding the flow friction is of huge importance in designing micro-nanoscale flow circuits.
The combination of surface physicochemical properties and roughness characteristics may be used for drag reduction and the proper design of flow channels and circuits.
Here, we study the flow friction and drag characteristics in a rough microchannel with variable surface wetting properties using FEM-based CFD modelling and ANN.
Physics of Fluids, https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0208554
Fluid Flow through Tree Shaped Microchannel Network
This model is inspired by tree structures. As each branch distributes food and water within several branches efficiently, our fluid channel system supplies fluid in several branches which may enhance heat transfer within the system. This type of plate may find applications in electronic chip cooling and other heat transfer applications.
A larger scale model is being developed to be used in building tiles so that the building can be more energy efficient, especially in a hot summer day.