Transonic and supersonic two-phase flow for electronic cooling
AssigneeUniversity of Central Florida Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsYoav Peles, Soroush Niazi, Sameer Rao
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AssigneeUniversity of Central Florida Research Foundation, Inc.
InventorsYoav Peles, Soroush Niazi, Sameer Rao
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In accordance with at least one aspect of this disclosure, a system for cooling a heat-generating component includes a cooling device having a first plate defining an inlet, an outlet, and an envelope for the heat-generating component. A second plate is mounted against the first plate and defines a converging-diverging (CD) nozzle therein, with an inlet end of the CD nozzle in fluid communication with the inlet of the first plate, with an outlet end of the CD nozzle in fluid communication with the outlet of the first plate. The envelope for the heat-generating component is positioned between the inlet and the outlet to ensure thermal contact with a supersonic/transonic, two-phase fluid flow emerging from a throat of the CD nozzle.
A system for cooling a heat-generating component comprising:
A method of cooling a heat generating component comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.