Plans and Future Improvements:
For this Project, Groups were tasked with constructing
a Heat Pipe ideal for cooling electronics at low temperatures. To ensure a
quality deliverable, research will further be conducted, finding ways to alter
and further improve design.
Changes could be made to many aspects of the design to
make it more effective. Although the choice of material could have an impact on
the functionality of the Heat Pipe, changing the liquid or metal could cause
problems as listed in the Background section of the blog. However, the capillary
design could be further improved, allowing the liquid to condense with more
ease or travel faster, increasing the efficiency of the Heat Pipe.
Once all design and material aspects have been
determined, assembly and construction can begin. Although only one Heat Pipe is
required, it would be favorable to construct two or three, to allow for further
testing and prototyping.
Once the deliverable (Heat Pipe) is up to standards,
work can begin on the final report and presentation, where the properties of
the resulting heat pipes will be explained in further detail, demonstrating a
solid knowledge of the subject by the group. The blog will be updated
continuously as the project develops, with weekly updates and further
background information and valuable resources (slideshows, videos, and
articles).
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