A Numerical Investigation of the Impact of Converging/Diverging Curved Channel Configuration on the Multi‐Channel Cold Plate Hydrothermal Performance DOI

Z. Saleh,

Hayder Mohammad Jaffal

Heat Transfer, Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown

Опубликована: Апрель 17, 2025

ABSTRACT With the advancement of modern electronics and increase in thermal power density, heat management has become a challenge that impacts device performance. Cold plates are an effective solution liquid cooling systems, improving dissipation stability. This study presents numerical evaluation multichannel cold plates' hydraulic performance to enhance their overall efficiency. Geometric modifications included dual ports for improved flow distribution, transfer, channel structure changes, such as straight, convergent, divergent, convergent/divergent configurations. Performance was assessed through temperature pressure drop, efficiency analysis using ANSYS Fluent 22R1 under incompressible laminar conditions with water mass rates between 0.002 0.006 kg/s. Compared conventional multi‐mini‐channel plate (CMMCP), results this showed flow‐splitting effect at outlet significantly compared single outlet. Using one inlet two outlets achieved higher CMMCP, reducing loss by 61% Nusselt number 14.4%. Furthermore, modifying convergent curve central had greater impact on than divergent–convergent curve. Narrowing increased 48.71% design, while also temperature. The double‐outlet, convergent‐curved design performed best performance, achieving highest fluid rates, 1.81.

Язык: Английский

A Numerical Investigation of the Impact of Converging/Diverging Curved Channel Configuration on the Multi‐Channel Cold Plate Hydrothermal Performance DOI

Z. Saleh,

Hayder Mohammad Jaffal

Heat Transfer, Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown

Опубликована: Апрель 17, 2025

ABSTRACT With the advancement of modern electronics and increase in thermal power density, heat management has become a challenge that impacts device performance. Cold plates are an effective solution liquid cooling systems, improving dissipation stability. This study presents numerical evaluation multichannel cold plates' hydraulic performance to enhance their overall efficiency. Geometric modifications included dual ports for improved flow distribution, transfer, channel structure changes, such as straight, convergent, divergent, convergent/divergent configurations. Performance was assessed through temperature pressure drop, efficiency analysis using ANSYS Fluent 22R1 under incompressible laminar conditions with water mass rates between 0.002 0.006 kg/s. Compared conventional multi‐mini‐channel plate (CMMCP), results this showed flow‐splitting effect at outlet significantly compared single outlet. Using one inlet two outlets achieved higher CMMCP, reducing loss by 61% Nusselt number 14.4%. Furthermore, modifying convergent curve central had greater impact on than divergent–convergent curve. Narrowing increased 48.71% design, while also temperature. The double‐outlet, convergent‐curved design performed best performance, achieving highest fluid rates, 1.81.

Язык: Английский

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