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As I understand it, it’s more than that: there are small “inverted pyramids” that cause the water to condense more rapidly, to extract even more heat from the s
by JoBrad 1y ago
As I understand it, it’s more than that: there are small “inverted pyramids” that cause the water to condense more rapidly, to extract even more heat from the system.
https://youtu.be/qAZ-q3KmDHM?si=pb08RMHEAA4o94xF https://youtu.be/qAZ-q3KmDHM?si=pb08RMHEAA4o94xF
- DoctorOetker 1y agotexture etc to promote condensation and to wick (without a rope) condensed liquid back to the hot point are also used in heat pipes. I agree with the other commenters that "vapor chamber" is a kind of heat pipe, since "heat pipe" doesn't really impose constant radii by definition.