Heat Pipe
A heat pipe is an efficient heat transfer device commonly used for cooling an electronic component. A heat pipe is essentially a closed evacuated tube lined with a porous structure call "wick structure" (2 kinds of wick structure heat pipe CCI made, one is "screen mesh" and the other is "grooved"). The wick is saturated with a proper amount of working fluid. 
The liquid phase of working fluid contained in the wick structure absorbs \ thermal energy from the heated section and becomes vapor filling the heat pipe chamber. Then the disspation of thermal energy at the condensing section causes the vapor to release latent heat and condense. The condensed working fluid is then sucked back to the evaporating section along the wick structure through the capillary force.
This thermodynamic cycle continues as the thermal energy is transferred from one section of the heat pipe to another. It's noted that will remain small temperature drop as the working fluid goes through the phase change inside the heat pipe chamber.
This thermodynamic cycle continues as the thermal energy is transferred from one section of the heat pipe to another. It's noted that will remain small temperature drop as the working fluid goes through the phase change inside the heat pipe chamber.

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Cold Plate (Vapor Chamber)Material: 1020 / 1100 Copper Thickness: 5mm ~ 7mm Size: Customer Design, A >= 50x50mm^2 is recommended
Working Fluid: H2O Sealing: Argon welding Function: Solve CPU power density issue on X-Y directions. Reduce the thermal resistance Application: Be a heat sink block to contact hot surface especially the heat |
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Heat Plate Advantagewhole heat dissipation. |
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Heat ColumnMaterial: 1020 / 1100 Copper Height: 50mm ~ 130mm diameter: D = 25.4 mm ( 1 in )
Working Fluid: H2O Eivk Dytuvyutr : Powder Sealing: Argon welding Function: Solve CPU power density issue on Z directions, Application: Be a heat sink block to contact hot surface especially |
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Heat Column Advantagevertical direction with minimum footprint. |
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