Article | REF: BE9545 V1

Two-phase systems of thermal control

Authors: Jocelyn BONJOUR, Frédéric LEFÈVRE, Valérie SARTRE, Yves BERTIN, Cyril ROMESTANT, Vincent AYEL, Vincent PLATEL

Publication date: October 10, 2010, Review date: June 4, 2017 | Lire en français

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7. Conclusion

Heat pipes and thermosyphons have now entered the mainstream of industry, and are widely used to solve a variety of thermal problems in a simple and elegant way. However, in view of the ever-increasing power requirements and heat flow densities to be managed, these technologies are proving insufficient in some cases, and new concepts for two-phase thermal control systems are being developed. In addition to demonstrating their performance, these systems require in-depth studies to obtain a detailed description of the physical phenomena involved in their operation, such as capillary pumping, thin-film evaporation, microgeometric condensation, etc.

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