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PSC's factory has many |
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years of experience designing, |
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Heat pipes are totally passive heat |
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PSC heat pipes offer |
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developing and manufacturing heat |
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transfer systems that have no moving |
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design flexibility due to their ability |
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pipes for many industries including |
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parts to wear out, require no energy |
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to transfer heat efficiently. |
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telecommunications, computer, |
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to operate and need no maintenance. |
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server/storage, military, industrial |
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Heat pipes are totally passive heat |
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Traditional Heat sinks must be |
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controls, transportation and medical. |
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highly reliable heat transfer for many |
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located above the heat source, heat |
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Maintaining a tradition of excellence |
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years, even decades. The mean-time- |
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pipes transfer heat to areas where |
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in heat pipes, we have the technical |
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to-failure (MTTF) for a heat pipe is |
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dissipation is more convenient |
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expertise and global manufacturing |
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estimated to be over 100,000 hours |
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or managed more effectively. |
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capabilities to solve the most |
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of use. |
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PSC manufactures a range of heat pipes |
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demanding thermal management |
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comparable to any company in the |
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challenges. |
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world. Whether your product requires |
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high-volume standard sizes or unique |
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configurations,we think we can provide |
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a solution. |
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| What is a Heat Pipe? |
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| A heat pipe is a two-phase heat transfer device with an extremely high effective thermal |
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| conductivity. This high effective thermal conductivity, typically greater than 10,000 |
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| W/m-K, is achieved through a passive evaporation and condensation cycle initiated by |
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| heat input. The heat pipe is an evacuated device that is charged with a small quantity of |
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| working fluid. The inner surface of the heat pipe is lined with a capillary wicking material |
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| which assists fluid transport. Heat is absorbed in the evaporator section and vaporizes |
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| the working fluid. The vapor transports heat to the cooler condenser region where the |
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| vapor condenses, releasing heat to a cooling medium such as air. The condensed working |
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| fluid is returned to the evaporator by the capillary action of the wick structure. |
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