Structure of micro-heat pipe
First Claim
1. A structure of a heat pipe, comprising:
- a) a metallic elongate tube of continuous capillary dimension;
b) a predetermined bi-phase condensative working fluid having a predetermined quantity less than an internal volume of the metallic elongate tube, the metallic elongate tube having a small inner diameter sufficient to allow the bi-phase condensible working fluid to move in a flow passage of the metallic elongate tube in a state always filled and closed in the metallic tube container due to surface tension;
c) at least one heat receiving portion located on a first predetermined part of the metallic elongate tube; and
d) at least one heat radiating portion located on a second predetermined part of the metallic elongate tube, both heat receiving portion and heat radiating portion being alternatively disposed on the metallic tube.
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Abstract
A structure of a heat pipe applicable to a heat transportation device is disclosed in which an elongate metallic capillary tube is formed having an inner diaeter sufficiently small to enable movement of a bi-phase compressible working fluid having a predetrmined quantity and sealed into the metallic capillary container in a filled and closed state, a plurality of heat receiving portions and heat radiating portions being on predetermined parts of the elongate metallic tube and alternatingly arranged thereat. Both terminals of the metallic elongate capillary tube are heretically sealed thereat or hermetically connected to form a loop-type flow passage of the bi-phase compressible working fluid. In addition, no flow direction limiting mechanism such as check valves is essentially eliminated.
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15 Claims
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1. A structure of a heat pipe, comprising:
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a) a metallic elongate tube of continuous capillary dimension; b) a predetermined bi-phase condensative working fluid having a predetermined quantity less than an internal volume of the metallic elongate tube, the metallic elongate tube having a small inner diameter sufficient to allow the bi-phase condensible working fluid to move in a flow passage of the metallic elongate tube in a state always filled and closed in the metallic tube container due to surface tension; c) at least one heat receiving portion located on a first predetermined part of the metallic elongate tube; and d) at least one heat radiating portion located on a second predetermined part of the metallic elongate tube, both heat receiving portion and heat radiating portion being alternatively disposed on the metallic tube. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A structure of a heat pipe, comprising:
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a) a metallic elongate tube of continuous capillary dimension; b) a predetermined bi-phase condensible working fluid having a predetermined quantity less than an internal volume of the metallic elongate tube, the metallic elongate tube having a small inner diameter sufficient to allow the bi-phase condensible working fluid to move in a flow passage of the metallic elongate tube in a state always filled and closed in the metallic tube container due to surface tension; c) at least one heat receiving portion located on a first predetermined part of the metallic elongate tube; and d) at least one heat radiating portion located on a second predetermined part of the metallic elongate tube, both heat receiving portion and heat radiating portion being alternatively disposed on the metallic tube, whereby nucleate boiling of the working fluid at the heat receiving portion causes axial vibration of the working fluid resulting in thermal transfer from the heat receiving portion to the heat radiating portion without the need of check valves to control circulation of working fluid.
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