Heat transfer element having the thermally conductive fibers

Heat exchange – Conduit within – or conforming to – panel or wall structure – Opposed plates or shells

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165164, 165180, 165185, F28F 700

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ABSTRACT:
A heat transfer element having longitudinally thermally conductive fibers is disclosed. The fibers extend between two substances that heat is to be transferred between in order to maximize the heat transfer. For instance, a plate having fibers extending generally perpendicular to the plate is disclosed. The plate is formed and/or arranged to remove heat from a fluid. The heat transfer element may take many forms, including the form of a rigid member having complex contours or a flexible member that may be routed in a cord-like fashion.

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T. F. Fleming and D. M. Palmer, "Amoco Perfomance Product's High Thermal Conductive Fibers," Presented at Dallas, Texas, Apr. 9, 1992, pp. 1-20.

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