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Study the impacts of drilling on heat sink efficiency using Solidworks simulation and the response surface method
Heat sinks are vital components for preventing overheating in electronic devices, and perfecting their performance is a key challenge due to their compact design and the need for effective heat dissipation. This paper aims to use experimentally validated simulations in SolidWorks (2023) to improve t
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