For most, knowing which thermal solutions to utilize in order to receive the best possible outcomes can be a difficult process. Not only do you have to look at and compare the functions of several heat exchangers, but you have to recognize how your own parameters and needs factor into use. In other words, it is common for groups to invest in a heat exchanger without knowing the full depth to function, and oftentimes, these devices function below capacity if the company’s parameters are not considered. In today’s blog, the team at Noren Thermal Solutions in Taylor, TX looks at the benefits of heat pipe thermal management, including its ability to provide effective cooling over a distance.
Thermal Transfer Over a Distance
It goes without saying that each and every industry contains its own unique set of needs. While most have invested in the benefits of technological advancement, no two fields will share the same exact parameters surrounding their processes. For instance, you would not expect individuals working in wastewater treatment to endure the same conditions or practices as individuals working in power or food and beverage assemblies.
Though all industries are affected differently, each industrial application used will require some method for thermal management. You see, thermal management is considered to be the process behind removing waste heat from an application so as to prevent overheating. Each application experiences this, and as such, requires a method for waste heat removal.
When presented with a situation in which thermal management may not be easily accomplished, such as working with limited space, heat pipe assemblies are often one of the best options to consider. To learn more about this process and how our team can help, give us a call today.
Using Two-Phase and Passive Methods
To transfer waste heat away from the application over a distance, a heat pipe assembly utilizes the thermal transfer method of phase-change cooling. This process occurs when a working fluid is exposed to the heat source and absorbs the waste heat until reaching its latent point of vaporization.
Once this temperature has been reached, the fluid is then transported across a specified distance, where the result is the subsequent cooling of the fluid. When the temperature has fallen below the vaporization point, the fluid is then transported back to the source to repeat the process. Contact our team to learn more.
Custom-Designed to Meet Your Needs
One of the primary benefits of heat pipe enclosure cooling is that each assembly can be custom-created with your unique measurements in mind. For instance, our team can achieve a host of bends, angles, diameters, and more to help you accomplish greater levels of thermal management.
Learn More Today
Contact Noren Thermal Solutions in Taylor, TX by calling 512-595-5700 to speak to a representative from our team and get started on your custom thermal solution today.