NASA NTRS ยท 19950071259
Graphite-Fiber Heat Radiators
Abstract
Heat radiators of proposed type feature thermally conductive fibers protruding from metallic surfaces to provide increased heat-dissipation surface areas. Free of leaks and more reliable than radiators incorporating heat pipes. Also lightweight and relatively inexpensive. Radial graphite fibers carry heat away from spherical shell and radiate heat into space. Radiators prove useful on Earth in special industrial and scientific applications involving dissipation of heat in vacuum or in relatively still air.
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Phillips, Wayne M.. 1995-12-01. Graphite-Fiber Heat Radiators. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950071259
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