PCMs and hybrid nanoparticles based thermal management strategy for cooling electronic components

This paper deals with mathematical and numerical modeling of a heat sink based on phase change materials (PCM) and single and hybrid nanoparticles for cooling electronic components. It is a transient and two-dimensional model. Two electronic components are mounted in the center of the bottom wall oc...

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description This paper deals with mathematical and numerical modeling of a heat sink based on phase change materials (PCM) and single and hybrid nanoparticles for cooling electronic components. It is a transient and two-dimensional model. Two electronic components are mounted in the center of the bottom wall occupied by a substrate playing the role of a motherboard. The system of transient equations is solved numerically by adopting the finite volume method. The enthalpy-porosity technique is used to model the phase change phenomenon. Based on the results found, it was found that the addition of hybrid nanoparticles instead of single nanoparticles is a promising solution for a long time using electronic components. This thermal behavior is due to the ability of the hybrid nanoparticles to enhance the effective thermal effusivity of the hybrid NePCM.
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subjects Cooling
Electronic components
Enthalpy
Finite volume method
Heat sinks
Mathematical models
Motherboards
Nanoparticles
Numerical models
Phase change materials
Substrates
Thermal effusivity
Thermal management
Thermodynamic properties
Two dimensional models
title PCMs and hybrid nanoparticles based thermal management strategy for cooling electronic components
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