Heat transferring apparatus

Heat exchange – Intermediate fluent heat exchange material receiving and... – Liquid fluent heat exchange material

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174 15R, 357 82, F28D 1500, H01L 2344

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039865509

ABSTRACT:
A heat transferring or transmitting apparatus characterized by an evaporator containing a semiconductive or heat generating device and being disposed below a condensor unit and connected thereto by two conduits substantially vertically arranged therebetween, such that a coolant gas is passed upwardly through one of the conduits and a coolant liquid is passed downwardly through the other of the conduits, features a resistant element, which may be in the form of a liquid reservoir, disposed in the coolant liquid passage so as to prevent flowing of the coolant gas into and through the coolant liquid passage. The paths of the flowing coolant gas and liquid are thereby kept separate whereby frictional contact therebetween is avoided while circulation is maintained through a phase transition process.

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