Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Performance of Rectangular Pin-Fin Heat Sink Subject to an Impinging Air Flow
The heat sink is used to enhance heat rejection from heated surface to air. The seize and the geometry of the heat sink with the shape of the extended surfaces have a great influence on the heat transfer coefficient. The first step to get the optimal design is to predict the heat transfer by conduct
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