Thermal Technology R&D
16th IEEE ITHERM Conference (2017) An Ultra High Performance Heat Sink Using a Novel hybrid Impinging Microjet – Microchannel Structure A.J. Robinson, W. Tan, R. Kempers, J. Colenbrander, N. Bushnell, R. Chen Abstract This work describes the development of a single phase water-cooled microfluidic heat exchanger for cooling very high heat flux electronics. The heat […]
33rd SEMI-THERM Symposium (2017) A New Hybrid Heat Sink with Impinging Micro-Jet Arrays and Microchannels Fabricated using High Volume Additive Manufacturing A.J. Robinson, W. Tan, R. Kempers, J. Colenbrander, N. Bushnell, R. Chen Abstract This work describes the design of a high-perfonnance water cooled micro heat sink for thermal management of high heat flux microelectronics. […]
Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science 32 (2007) 1–13 An experimental investigation of free and submerged miniature liquid jet array impingement heat transfer A.J. Robinson, E. Schnitzler Abstract Liquid water jet impingement cooling was investigated experimentally for both free-surface jet arrays and confined submerged jet arrays. The jet arrays consisted of straight holes of 1.0 mm […]
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer 47 (2004) 5115–5128 Marangoni heat transfer in subcooled nucleate pool boiling Sanja Petrovic, Tony Robinson, Ross L. Judd Abstract The liquid motion induced by surface tension variation, termed the Marangoni effect, and its contribution to boiling heat transfer has been an issue of much controversy. Boiling heat transfer theory, although […]
Applied Thermal Engineering 30 (2010) 201–211 Experimental investigation of small diameter two-phase closed thermosyphons charged with water, FC-84, FC-77 and FC-3283 Hussam Jouhara, Anthony J. Robinson Abstract An experimental investigation of the performance of thermosyphons charged with water as well as the dielectric heat transfer liquids FC-84, FC-77 and FC-3283 has been carried out. The copper […]