1993
DOI: 10.1016/0038-092x(93)90005-9
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Spontaneous downward heat transport comparison tests of an improved system

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“…2(i); their experimental results were obtained using methanol as working fluid. In [16] and [44] De Beni et al strengthened their original system by making other improvements, while in [45] an example of their system was used to produce warm water by solar heating in a mountain refuge.…”
Section: Group C-no Pressure Differencementioning
confidence: 97%
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“…2(i); their experimental results were obtained using methanol as working fluid. In [16] and [44] De Beni et al strengthened their original system by making other improvements, while in [45] an example of their system was used to produce warm water by solar heating in a mountain refuge.…”
Section: Group C-no Pressure Differencementioning
confidence: 97%
“…In the past several names have been put forward to identify devices of this kind: "down-pumping heat pipes" [13], "reverse thermosyphon" [14], "passive vapour transport systems" [15], "spontaneous downward heat transport systems" [16] and so on . In my opinion, the best name for identifying these particular devices is periodic two-phase thermosyphons (PTPT), because they can operate with the evaporator located either above or below the condenser, they can be seen as a special version of a heat pipe or, more precisely, a two-phase thermosyphon and, lastly, they all operate in a periodic heat transfer regime.…”
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“…Chociaż w przypadku tych dwóch ostatnich wpływ siły grawitacji na pracę urządzenia jest niewielki [15], to wykonanie kapilarnej struktury jest procesem technologicznie złożo-nym i kosztownym. Inną grupę urządzeń do transportu ciepła, pracujących przeciwko sile grawitacji stanowią dwufazowe termosyfony znane z literatury jako: pompująca w dół rura ciepła [3], termosyfon odwrócony [12], pasywny parowy system transportu [8], czy też spontaniczny system transportu ciepła w dół [2]. Chociaż nazwy tych urządzeń się różnią, to ich działanie oparte jest na okresowym, naprzemiennym transporcie ciepła za pośrednictwem pary od parownika do skraplacza i powrocie kondensatu ze skraplacza do parownika, przez co mogą być określone jako okresowy dwufazowy termosyfon [7].…”
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