HAL (France)
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Experimental study of a two-phase flow thermosiphon
Thermosiphons are passive systems capable of transferring heat without the need for external mechanical energy. The difference in density from the bottom to the top of the system creates a buoyancy force that drives the circulation of the fluid. There is a compelling argument for using such a device
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