研究生: |
鄧茂燊 Deng, Mao-Shen |
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論文名稱: |
採用三重複合式銅網/溝槽/銅粉毛細之平板熱管在不同傾角及工作流體下之可視化實驗 Visualization Experiments on the Flat-Plate Heat Pipe with a Triple Composite Mesh/Groove/Powder Wick for Different Inclination Angles and Working Fluids |
指導教授: |
王訓忠
Wong, Shwin-Chung |
口試委員: |
許文震
Sheu, Wen-Jenn 楊建裕 Yang, Chien-Yuh |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工學院 - 動力機械工程學系 Department of Power Mechanical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 152 |
中文關鍵詞: | 平板熱管 、複合式毛細 、可視化 、蒸發熱阻 、傾角 |
外文關鍵詞: | Flat-Plate Heat Pipe, Composite Wick, Visualization, Evaporator Resistance, Tilt Angle |
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本研究採用可視化實驗於平板熱管,毛細種類包括二重銅網/溝槽複合式毛細、2×200目銅網毛細、及兩種三重銅網/溝槽/銅粉複合式毛細(Triple A, Triple B),兩種三重複合式毛細均以二重銅網/溝槽毛細為基礎,在蒸發區填入球型銅粉以增加蒸發區毛細力,差異在Triple A為直接在銅網/溝槽毛細中填粉,Triple B為移除蒸發區的溝槽後在蒸發區填滿銅粉。分別搭配去離子水和甲醇作為工作流體並於不同傾角環境下操作。二重複合式毛細由單層200目銅網燒結於0.18 mm (寬) x 0.075mm (深)的近半圓溝槽,三重毛細分別採用粒徑53 um-75 um及粒徑53 um-90 um銅粉。此外,亦進行毛細爬升率法分別針對數種銅網毛細、二重銅網/溝槽複合式毛細、Triple A複合式毛細及Triple B中的銅粉毛細量測滲透性(K)與等效半徑(reff),並以此毛細特性理論估算可視化的最大熱傳量(Qmax)。在水平下水與甲醇的可視化實驗,二重毛細的液膜分別於41.2 W與9.1 W開始逐步式退離蒸發區產生部分乾化,蒸發熱阻(Re)逐漸上升,Qmax分別為50.7 W及11.3 W;三重毛細Triple A,乾化機制為整體液膜退離方式,Re較為平穩,Qmax分別為46.2 W及11.2 W,相對於二重毛細較無性能提升趨勢;三重毛細Triple B,液膜分別於40.3 W與11.2 W開始漸進式退離蒸發區產生部分乾化,Re緩慢上升,Qmax分別為60.0 W及15.6 W,有效提升二重毛細的性能。在水45度及甲醇15度傾角下,三重毛細Triple B對二重毛細的性能提升差距縮小,並在水90度及甲醇30度傾角下,此兩類型三重毛細皆與二重毛細性能相似,無有效提升趨勢。理論估算之Qmax,於二重毛細實驗的結果有一致趨勢,於三重毛細Triple A,因銅粉散佈不均勻有較大誤差,於三重毛細Triple B,具傾角下皆有一致趨勢但水平下略為低估。而2x200毛細,性能皆大幅低於二重及三重毛細性能,顯示與毛細K/reff的比值有關,其與二重毛細的K/reff及Qmax皆呈現約四倍的差距。另外,僅有在甲醇於水平狀況及接近13 W下,在二重毛細的溝槽壁面上之銅網上觀察到微弱核沸騰現象。
This study presents the results of visualization experiments on flat-plate heat pipes with double composite mesh/groove wick (CMG), 2x200 copper mesh wick, or one of the two types of triple composite wick (Triple A, Triple B). Triple A is directly filled with powder in the evaporation zone of the CMG wick, and Triple B is filled with powder in the evaporation zone after removing the groove walls of the CMG wick. Deionized water or methanol is used as the working fluid, and the performance is measured and visualized under different inclinations. The permeability (K) and the effective radius (reff) of several copper mesh wicks, the CMG wick, the Triple A wick, and the powder wick of the Triple B wick are also measured by using the rate-of-rise method. The maximum heat loads (Qmaxs) measured from the visualization experiments are compared with the theoretical values based on the K and reff measurements. At the horizontal orientation, the liquid film (water or methanol) in the CMG wick gradually retreats from the evaporation zone at 41.2 W and 9.1 W, respectively, exhibiting partial dryout. The evaporator resistances (Res) gradually and slightly rise up to the Qmax of 50.7 W and 11.3 W, respectively, followed by drastic rise of Re when the liquid film exits the evaporator completely. For Triple A, the dryout mechanism is the overall liquid film retreat in the evaporation zone, and the Re is relatively stable. The Qmaxs are 46.2 W and 11.2 W, respectively. For Triple B, the liquid film slowly and gradually retreats from the evaporation zone at 40.3 W and 11.2 W, respectively, with slow rise in Re up to the Qmax of 60.0 W and 15.6 W, respectively. The Triple B wick displays a higher Qmax than for the CMG wick under the horizontal orientation. At 90 degree inclination of water and 30 degree inclination of methanol, the performances of these two triple wicks are similar to the CMG wick. The theoretical Qmaxs are consistent with the measurements for the CMG wick and the Triple B wick, but larger errors exist for Triple A due to nonuniform copper powder distribution in the test samples. For the 2x200 wick, the Qmaxs are about four times lower than the CMG wick and the triple wicks, as its K /reff ratio is four times smaller than the CMG wick. In addition, weak nucleate boiling is only observed for methanol at about 13 W in the CMG wick at the horizontal orientation.
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