Fundamental experiments for the development of high-performance cold plates in a feasibility study on space solar power system
Fundamental experiments for the development of high-performance cold plates in a feasibility study on space solar power system
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To realize a concept of solar power satellite with high power generation, it is a promising method to transfer the power by laser beam using active mirror type amplifiers where cooling of the laser material accepting highly condensed sunray is inevitable. To remove high heat flux density from a large area, a structure of cold plate consisted of two parallel plates is devised and the effective liquid supply directly to the bottom of flattened bubbles due to nucleate boiling is realized by the auxiliary liquid feeder. The critical heat flux is increased by more than 1.5 times from that without the additional liquid supply. The technology can be applied not only to space but widely to the development of high-performance cold plates employed on ground.
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Fundamental experiments for the development of high-performance cold plates in a feasibility study on space solar power system
Microgravity Science and Technology ; 17 , 3 ; 75-81
2005
7 Seiten, 7 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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