Application of Graphene in The Cooling System of a Personal Electronic Computer

Abstract

A study of the application of a graphene-based cooling system for a personal electronic computer (PC) is presented. The features of using monocrystalline and polycrystalline graphene in practice are analyzed. A comparison is made with the materials currently used in the cooling systems of a PC. The heat flux densities are calculated as a function of the temperature between the copper plate and the water adsorbate and between the two layers of polycrystalline graphene and water adsorbate. The prospects for the use of graphene in cooling systems of PCs are outlined.