Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Advanced wick structures for heat pipes and vapor chambers: a review on materials, design, and applications
High-heat-flux dissipation technology has become a key bottleneck restricting development in fields such as electronic information, new energy vehicles, aerospace, high-power semiconductor devices, and data centers. The heat transfer performance of heat pipes and vapor chambers mainly depends on the
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