CFD Analysis of Perforated Heat Sink Fins
Keywords:
Temperature, Perforation, Heat Sink, perforation, compact heat removalAbstract
Recently the need for high performance and compact size electronic device is rising exponentially. With the reduction in size and increase in the number of task performed by these device the need for better and compact heat removal device is also increasing. Various researchers are researching in the field to provide an efficient heat removal device which has high efficiency and is compact in size. Electrical and mechanical goes in series with each other. In this study the objective was to analyze Heat sink fin with different perforation shapes. Heat sinks are used as a cooling device in various applications and fields. In this study various heat sink model were designed with varying perforation shapes in order to increase contact area. As it is a proven fact larger the contact area better will be the cooling. This was kept in mind while designing the hollow perforated fins for the analysis..
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