Method of filling and sealing working fluid within heat-dissipating device
OwnerChao-Nien Tung, Chih-Hao Yang +1inventors
InventorsChao-Nien Tung, Chih-Hao Yang, Chuen-Shu Hou
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OwnerChao-Nien Tung, Chih-Hao Yang +1inventors
InventorsChao-Nien Tung, Chih-Hao Yang, Chuen-Shu Hou
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A method (100) of filling and sealing a predetermined quantity of working fluid within a hollow metal casing (11) of a heat-dissipating device such as a heat pipe (10) or a vapor chamber-based heat spreader includes the following steps: (1) filling a working fluid (16) into the hollow metal casing through an open end (12) thereof until the hollow metal casing is full of the working fluid; (2) pumping a portion of the working fluid out of the hollow metal casing until the predetermined quantity of working fluid is left in the hollow metal casing; and (3) sealing the open end of the hollow metal casing. By this method, a vacuum condition is accordingly formed inside the heat pipe due to removal of the portion of the working fluid from the heat pipe and the air contained in the heat pipe is effectively removed.
A method of filling and sealing within a hollow metal casing of a heat-dissipating device with a predetermined quantity of working fluid comprising the steps of:
The method of claim 11 wherein the working fluid is filled into the hollow metal casing by using a filling tube, an outlet of the filling tube being disposed adjacent to a closed end of the hollow metal casing.
A method for forming a heat pipe comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.