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Infrared thermographic testing of hyperconductive flat heat pipes O. S. Simonova, A. O. Chulkov, V. P. Vavilov, S. B. Suntsov

Contributor(s): Chulkov, Arsenii O | Vavilov, Vladimir P | Suntsov, Sergei B | Simonova, Olga SMaterial type: ArticleArticleContent type: Текст Media type: электронный Subject(s): инфракрасная термография | температуропроводность | тепловой неразрушающий контрольGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: Optical engineering Vol. 57, № 3. P. 035105-1-035105-6Abstract: Active infrared thermography has been applied for the evaluation of the internal structure and operation quality of hyperconductive flat mini heat pipes used in satellite electronics. The distribution of effective transverse thermal diffusivity in heat pipes has been obtained by means of the Parker technique to exhibit areas with low content of fluid in the porous structure. The lateral components of thermal diffusivity were determined by placing a slit mask between a flash heater and a heat pipe. Peculiarities of heat pipe operation in a working regime have been experimentally studied by placing a local heat source on the pipe surface and following the surface temperature dynamics.
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Active infrared thermography has been applied for the evaluation of the internal structure and operation quality of hyperconductive flat mini heat pipes used in satellite electronics. The distribution of effective transverse thermal diffusivity in heat pipes has been obtained by means of the Parker technique to exhibit areas with low content of fluid in the porous structure. The lateral components of thermal diffusivity were determined by placing a slit mask between a flash heater and a heat pipe. Peculiarities of heat pipe operation in a working regime have been experimentally studied by placing a local heat source on the pipe surface and following the surface temperature dynamics.

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