NASA NTRS · 19920019509
Heat exchanger with oscillating flow
Abstract
Various heat exchange apparatuses are described in which an oscillating flow of primary coolant is used to dissipate an incident heat flux. The oscillating flow may be imparted by a reciprocating piston, a double action twin reciprocating piston, fluidic oscillators, or electromagnetic pumps. The oscillating fluid flows through at least one conduit in either an open loop or a closed loop. A secondary flow of coolant may be used to flow over the outer walls of at least one conduit to remove heat transferred from the primary coolant to the walls of the conduit.
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Scotti, Stephen J., Blosser, Max L., Camarda, Charles J.. 1992-04-28. Heat exchanger with oscillating flow. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920019509
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