Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Constructal Structures for Self-cooling: Microvascular Wavy and Straight Channels
This paper shows that a conductive domain which is subjected to heating from its bottom can be cooled with embedded microvascular cooling channels in it. The volume of the domain and the coolant are fixed. The actively cooled domain is mimicked from the human skin (which regulates temperature with m
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