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Micro/nanoscale phase-change physics  

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Hybrid wick evaporator for electronic devices

Due to continuous advancements in radar and laser weaponry, the thermal energy emitted per unit area has reached the level of 1 kW/cm². To ensure stable operation within high-energy weapon systems, a high-heat flux cooling technique becomes imperative. However, the limited heat transfer coefficient associated with single-phase heat transfer poses challenges in achieving the desired cooling performance. In light of these technological constraints, we intend to pioneer a high-heat flux cooling methodology and miniaturization techniques for the condensation component based on evaporative cooling.

Multiscale Energy Laboratory

​Department of Mechanical Engineering ㅣ Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, 291, Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, South Korea ㅣ Email: ysnam1@kaist.ac.kr

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