NASA NTRS · 19880000520
High-Performance Ambient-Temperature Heat Pipe
Abstract
Heat pipe with two channels designed for regulation of temperature in enclosed spaces. Made of aluminum, heat-transfer material is ammonia. Contains two channels: one for vapor phase and one for liquid phase of ammonia. Porous wick of sintered aluminum powder lines vapor channel and fills slot between two channels. Design confers several advantages.
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Keddy, Michael D., Gernert, Nelson J., Owen, James W.. 1988-11-01. High-Performance Ambient-Temperature Heat Pipe. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880000520
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