Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation

Thermal analysis of one-, two- and three-layered micro-channels have been carried out. Seven types of micro-channels have been identified based on all the possible types of flow directions. Finite element methods (FEM) is used to discretise the domain into nodes and elements, and then Galerkin\'...

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Main Author: Lin, Beh Shiao
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Published: 2010
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description Thermal analysis of one-, two- and three-layered micro-channels have been carried out. Seven types of micro-channels have been identified based on all the possible types of flow directions. Finite element methods (FEM) is used to discretise the domain into nodes and elements, and then Galerkin\'s weighted residual method is used to reduce the equation from a second order partial differential equation to a first order ordinary differential equation. Asymptotic waveform evaluation (AWE) then takes over the formulation steps, by obtaining the transient response equation of one node per calculation. The verification of AWE result is done by comparing the transient response equation with FEM, and the steady state results have also been verified by comparing the thermal resistance from other literatures.
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spelling mmu-33972012-03-27T03:24:58Z http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/3397/ Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation Lin, Beh Shiao TK7800-8360 Electronics Thermal analysis of one-, two- and three-layered micro-channels have been carried out. Seven types of micro-channels have been identified based on all the possible types of flow directions. Finite element methods (FEM) is used to discretise the domain into nodes and elements, and then Galerkin\'s weighted residual method is used to reduce the equation from a second order partial differential equation to a first order ordinary differential equation. Asymptotic waveform evaluation (AWE) then takes over the formulation steps, by obtaining the transient response equation of one node per calculation. The verification of AWE result is done by comparing the transient response equation with FEM, and the steady state results have also been verified by comparing the thermal resistance from other literatures. 2010-08 Thesis NonPeerReviewed Lin, Beh Shiao (2010) Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation. PhD thesis, University of Multimedia. http://vlib.mmu.edu.my/diglib/login/dlusr/login.php
spellingShingle TK7800-8360 Electronics
Lin, Beh Shiao
Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation
title Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation
title_full Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation
title_fullStr Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation
title_full_unstemmed Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation
title_short Fast Local Transient Solution Of Micro-Channel Heat Sink Using A Symptotic Waveform Evaluation
title_sort fast local transient solution of micro-channel heat sink using a symptotic waveform evaluation
topic TK7800-8360 Electronics
url http://shdl.mmu.edu.my/3397/
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