Heat Pipes Heat Exchangers P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department I I T Delhi Heat Exchange through Another Natural Action….

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Heat Pipes Heat Exchangers P M V Subbarao Professor Mechanical Engineering Department I I T Delhi Heat Exchange through Another Natural Action….

Capillary action is evident in nature all around us. The properties allow the water to be transpired by the xylem in the plant. The water starts in the roots and proceeds upward to the highest branches of the plant. The Action Responsible for Creation of Life on Earth

Heat Pipes A heat pipe is a simple device that can transfer large quantities of heat over fairly large distances essentially at a constant temperature without requiring any power input. A heat pipe is basically a sealed slender tube containing a wick structure lined on the inner surface and a small amount of fluid such as water at the saturated state. The type of fluid and the operating pressure inside the heat pipe depend on the operating temperature of the heat pipe.

Structure of Heat Pipe

Anatomy of A Heat Pipe Heat Exchanger The three basic components of a heat pipe are: The container The working fluid The wick or capillary structure

Ideal Thermodynamic Cycle

Steps in Heat Pipe Design 1) Investigate and determine the following operational parameters: a. Heat load and geometry of the heat source. b. Possible heat sink location, the distance and orientation relative to the heat source. c. Temperature profile of heat source, heat sink and ambient d. Environmental condition (such as existence of corrosive gas) 2) Select the pipe material, wick structure, and working fluid. a. Determine the working fluid appropriate for your application b. Select pipe material compatible to the working fluid c. Select wick structure for the operating orientation d. Decide on the protective coating. 3) Determine the length, size, and shape of the heat pipe.

Heat pipe in a Notebook

Type of Fluid Helium: –271 o C to –268 o C. Nitrogen: -210 o C to –150 o C. Water: 5 o C to 230 o C. Mercury: 200 o C to 500 o C. Lithium: 850 o C to 1600 o C. Thus, a wide temperature range is covered.

Wick Structures

Characteristics of a Wick Structure Size of pores Number of pores per unit volume Continuity of the passage way Important: liquid motion in the wick depends on the dynamic balance between the effects of capillary pressure and internal resistance to the flow A small pore size increases the capillary action, since the capillary pressure is inversely proportional to the effective capillary radius of the mesh. But the friction force also increases when pore size is reduced. The optimum pore size will be different for different fluids and different orientations of the heat pipe. An improperly designed wick will result in an inadequate liquid supply and eventual failure of the heat pipe.

Typical Operating Characteristics of Heat Pipes : Low Temperature Applications

One Dimensional Steady Models : Heat Pipe T low T high P liquid,high P liquid,low P vapour,,high P vapour,,low

Liquid and Vapour Pressure Distibution p x Vapour Liquid Dry Point Wet Point p v -p l  p liquid  p vapour

Condition for Operation For a heat pipe to function properly, the net capillary pressure difference between wet and dry points must be greater than the summation of all the pressure losses. Various pressure losses are : Pressure gradient across phase transition in evaporator. Pressure gradient across phase transition in Condenser. Normal hydrostatic pressure drop. Axial hydro static pressure drop.

Standard Heat Pipe

Heat Pipes with Water as Working Fluids in copper water groove at Vertical Orientation.

Performance of copper water groove heat pipe at vertical orientation (gravity assist)

Selection of Length /Wick of Heat Pipe

The performance of various groove wick copper water heat pipes

High Temperature Applications Working fluid: Sodium The critical parameters of sodium: The Enthalpy of Vaporization

Four heat transport limitations of a heat pipe The four heat transport limitations can be simplified as follows; 1) Sonic limit – the rate that vapor travels from evaporator to condenser. 2) Entrainment limit – Friction between working fluid and vapor that travel in opposite directions. 3) Capillary limit – the rate at which the working fluid travels from condenser to evaporator through the wick. 4) Boiling limit – the rate at which the working fluid vaporizes from the added heat

Sizing Limitations of A Heat Pipe

Gas Dynamic Modeling for Sonic Limit

Gas Dynamics of Heat Pipe

Static Pressure Distribution in A Heat Pipe

Mass flow rate vs Evaporator exit temperature

Sonic Heat Flux Limit D=0.0114m

Heat transport limits

Performance of Heat Pipe

Thermal Resistance of A Heat Pipe

Thermal Resistance of Heat Pipe