US2005150636A1PendingUtilityA1

Heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of electric component

Priority: Jan 8, 2004Filed: Apr 23, 2004Published: Jul 14, 2005
Est. expiryJan 8, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Yang Hongwu
H10W 40/73F28D 15/02
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Abstract

A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements includes a tubular shell with a tubular, thin-wall fluid passage, which is set inside the said shell, and the edge of which, by an end plate, is airtight sealed with the edge of the said shell, in order to form an enclosed space between the inner wall of the said shell and the outer side of the said thin-wall fluid passage. And this enclosed space is vacuumed, filled with fluid medium. Heat eliminating fins are set in the said thin-wall fluid passage. There is a fluid suction core set inside the said enclosed space. There is an injection port, designed on the said end pale or on the said shell, which is used for vacuumizing or for filling of the said working fluid medium. This practical, new pattern applies the principle of heat transfer with heat pipe, using the heat radiation fins in the thin-wall fluid passage to form a space of heat elimination network. This new pattern adopts simple structure and has features of swift heat transfer and even heat conduction, easy-use and high reliability, and can be transformed to various types according to the electric components in different situation, to meet the requirements of different equipments.

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1 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements, including a tubular shell, characterized by: 
 It also includes a tubular thin-wall fluid passage, which is set up inside the said shell, and the edge of which is sealed coupled to the edge of the said shell through end plate;    Wherein an enclosed space, profiled by the inner wall of the said shell and the outer side of the said thin-wall fluid passage, is filled with working fluid medium;    Heat radiation fins are set inside the said thin-wall fluid passage;    Wherein a fluid suction core having gaps is laid on the inner side of the said shell in the said enclosed space;    Wherein fabricated on the said end plate or on the said shell is a lead-in bonnet, which sealed and designed for vacuumizing and filling of the said fluid medium.    
   
   
       2 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 1 , further characterized by: 
 The said fluid suction core is composed of webbed multi-layer fiber or laminated metal mesh, or micro-pored plate like body of sintered powder material, or belt body of metal or organic sheets being shaped by way of alternative folding or bending, wherein holes are fabricated on the surface of the sheets, and the fluid suction core can be laid on the inner wall of the said shell by way welding or conglutinating.    
   
   
       3 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 2 , further characterized by: 
 The said belt body is made of the said sheets made of ‘U’ or ‘V’ or ‘O’ shape through alternative folding or bending, to form several ‘U’ or ‘V’ or ‘O’ shaped chamfers in the said belt body; wherein the said holes should be slotted hole or round hole or protruding gap, and even distributed on the surface of the said sheets.    
   
   
       4 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to claims  1 - 3 , further characterized by: 
 The said thin-wall fluid passage applied may be one or more; wherein the said end plate is sealed coupled to edges of several thin-wall fluid passages and the edge of the said shell.    
   
   
       5 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 4 , further characterized by: 
 Being tube style, the said thin-wall fluid passage is made of metal material having fairly good heat conduction and shaped into rectangle or round or hexagon; wherein, within the said thin-wall fluid passage, the vacuum volume for cooling fluid to flow through should be two times larger than the said enclosed space volume.    
   
   
       6 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 4 , further characterized by: 
 There is one or more supporting bar or board of metal material set up in the said thin-wall fluid passage; wherein the said supporting bar or board goes through the said heat radiation fins and is fixed on the inner wall of the said thin-wall fluid passage; wherein the said heat radiation fins are tightly jointed with the said supporting bar or board.    
   
   
       7 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 4 , further characterized by: 
 There is one or more thin-wall heat pipe set up inside the said thin-wall fluid passage, wherein the thin-wall heat pipe goes through the said heat radiating fins and is closely coupled with the said heat radiation fins, wherein the two ends of the said thin-wall heat pipe are fixed on the inner wall of the said thin-wall fluid passage and run through the said enclosed space.    
   
   
       8 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to claim  1 - 3  or  5 - 7 , further characterized by: 
 Ledges are made on the peripheral surface of the said end plate, for the purpose of welding or conglutinating onto the inner wall of the said shell and the outer surface of the said thin-wall fluid passage.    
   
   
       9 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to claim  1 - 3  or  5 - 7 , further characterized by: 
 The edge of the said end plate is joggle-joint connected to the edge of the said shell and/or the edge of the said thin-wall fluid passage by way of hemming, and the connection is fixed by welding or conglutinating.    
   
   
       10 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 1 , further characterized by: 
 The said heat radiation fins is just a group of heat radiation fin stack made of metal sheets, which shaped undee, or formed into ‘Z’ shape by alternative folding.    
   
   
       11 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to  claim 10 , further characterized by: 
 On the surfaces of the said heat radiation fins there set up more than one pass-by holes for cooling fluid to flow, or upright barbs on the surfaces to make turbulent flow.    
   
   
       12 . A kind of heat pipe radiator for eliminating heat of exothermic electronic elements according to claim  1 - 3  or  5 - 7  or  10  or  11 , further characterized by:

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