Journal of Thermal Engineering
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New Design for the Cold Part of Heat Pipes Using Functionally Graded Material in Heat Sink with Variable Thickness Fins: An Analytical Approach
This study proposed a new design for the cold part of heat pipes that utilizes a Functionally Graded Material (FGM) in the heat sink with power-law fins. The heat transfer in the heat pipes was evaluated using the heat resistance method, and it was shown that the new design improves the performance
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