An optical method for measuring the thickness of a falling condensate in gravity assisted heat pipe

A large number of variables is the main problem of designing systems which uses heat pipes, whether it is a traditional - gravity, or advanced - capillary, pulsating, advanced heat pipes. This article is a methodology for measuring the thickness of the falling condensate in gravitational heat pipes,...

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Published in:EPJ Web of conferences 2015-01, Vol.92, p.2031-1-02031-4
Main Authors: Kasanický, Martin, Lenhard, Richard, Kaduchová, Katarína, Malcho, Milan
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Falling
Gravitation
Heat pipes
Methodology
Risk
Triangulation
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Gravitation
Heat pipes
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Risk
Triangulation
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