Microscale and nanoscale heat transfer: fundamentals and engineering applications
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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
......................................................................................................................xi
Acknowledgments
..................................................................................................xiii
Authors
....................................................................................................................xv
Nomenclature
........................................................................................................xvii
Greek Symbols
.......................................................................................................xxi
Subscripts
.............................................................................................................xxiii
Chapter
1
Introduction to Microscale Heat Transfer
........................................... 1
1.1
Microscale Heat Transfer: A Recent Avenue in Energy Transport
................ 1
1.2
State of the Art: Some Introductory Remarks
.................................................2
1.3
Overview of Microscale Transport Phenomena
..............................................4
1.3.1
MicroChannel Flow and Convective Heat Transfer
.............................5
1.3.2
Phase Change and Two-Phase Flow
...................................................8
1.3.3
Conduction and Radiation in the Microscale
......................................9
1.4
Discussions on Size-Effect Behavior
............................................................. 11
1.4.1
Comments on Contradictory Observations in Microscale
Convection
......................................................................................... 14
1.4.2
Recent Trends
.................................................................................... 15
1.5
Fundamental Approach for Microscale Heat Transfer
.................................. 15
1.5.1
Microscopic View Point and Energy Carriers
................................... 16
1.5.2
Boltzmann Transport Equation
.......................................................... 16
1.5.3
Electromagnetic Waves and Maxwell s Equations
............................ 17
1.5.4
Basics of Molecular Dynamics Modeling
......................................... 19
1.6
Introduction to Engineering Applications of Microscale
Heat Transfer
..................................................................................................20
1.6.1
Thin Films
..........................................................................................20
1.6.2
MicroChannel Heat Exchangers
.........................................................21
1.6.3
Micro Heat Pipes and Micro Heat Spreaders
....................................22
1.6.4
Other Applications
.............................................................................24
1.7
Concluding Remarks
......................................................................................26
References
...............................................................................................................27
Chapter
2
Microscale Heat Conduction
.............................................................31
2.1
Review of Conduction Heat Transfer
............................................................31
2.2
Conduction at the Microscale
........................................................................33
2.3
Space and Timescales
....................................................................................35
2.4
Fundamental Approach
..................................................................................38
2.5
Thermal Conductivity
....................................................................................43
VI
2.5.1
Thermal
Conductivity Models
.......................................................44
2.5.1.1
Thermal Conductivity Expression from
Kinetic Theory
.................................................................44
2.5.1.2
Thermal Conductivity Models for Solids
........................45
2.5.1.3
Thermal Conductivity of Liquids
....................................50
2.5.1.4
Thermal Conductivity of Solid-Liquid
Suspensions
.....................................................................51
2.5.2
Thermal Conductivity Prediction Using Molecular
Dynamics
........................................................................................52
2.6
Boltzmann Equation and Phonon Transport
................................................54
2.7
Conduction in Thin Films
............................................................................55
2.7.1
Superconducting Films
...................................................................58
2.7.2
Laser-Induced Heating
...................................................................61
2.8
Heat Conduction in Electronic Devices
.......................................................68
2.9
Measurement of Heat Conduction in the
Microscale
..................................72
2.9.1
Electrical Probe Techniques
...........................................................73
2.9.2
Optical Methods
.............................................................................76
2.10
Conduction in Semiconductor Devices
.......................................................81
2.10.1
Conduction in Dielectric Films
......................................................82
2.10.2
Conduction in Crystalline Substances
...........................................85
2.11
Concluding Remarks
....................................................................................88
References
...............................................................................................................90
Chapter
3
Fundamentals of
Microscale
Convection
..........................................95
3.1
Introduction
..................................................................................................95
3.2
Convective Heat Transfer in
Microtubes
and Channels
..............................97
3.2.1
Thermodynamic Considerations
....................................................97
3.2.1.1
Continuum Approach
......................................................98
3.2.1.2
Conservation Laws and Governing Equations
................99
3.2.1.3
Solution in Size-Affected Domains
............................... 101
3.2.2
Single-Phase Forced Convection in
Microchannels.................... 101
3.2.2.1
Flow Regimes and Flow Transition
.............................. 102
3.2.2.2
Hydrodynamic and Thermal Entry Lengths
..................104
3.2.3
Nonconventional Analysis Methods
............................................ 105
3.2.3.1
Electric Double Layer Theory for Ionic Fluids
............. 106
3.2.3.2
Augmented Equations for
Micropolar
Fluids
............... 110
3.2.3.3
Slip How Models for Gas Flow
.................................... 111
3.2.4
Boiling and Two-Phase Flow
...................................................... 113
3.2.4.1
Two-Phase Flow Patterns
.............................................. 115
3.2.4.2
Boiling Curve and Critical Heat Flux
........................... 116
3.2.4.3
Boiling Nucleation and Two-Phase Flow
in
Microchannels...........................................................117
3.2.5
Condensation in
Microchannels................................................... 120
3.3
Concluding Remarks
.................................................................................. 122
References
............................................................................................................ 122
Chapter
4
Engineering Applications of
Microscale Convective
Heat Transfer
................................................................................... 125
4.1
Introduction
.................................................................................................. 125
4.2
Research and Development
......................................................................... 125
4.2.1
Early Investigations on
Microscale
Convective Heat Transfer
....... 125
4.2.1.1
Single-Phase Liquid Flow
.................................................126
4.2.1.2
Gas Flow in
Microchannels..............................................131
4.2.1.3
Phase Change and Two-Phase Flow
.................................134
4.2.2
Recent Advances in
Microscale
Convective Heat Transfer
............ 139
4.2.2.1
Single-Phase Liquid Flow
................................................. 139
4.2.2.2
Gas How
...........................................................................164
4.2.2.3
Phase Change and Two-Phase Flow
.................................166
4.2.2.4
Design Optimization
......................................................... 173
4.2.2.5
Review Papers
...................................................................173
4.3
Analysis of Systems for Engineering Applications
..................................... 174
4.3.1
Computational Analysis of MicroChannel Heat Sinks
.................... 174
4.3.1.1
Analysis of Rectangular
Microchannels...........................175
4.3.1.2
Micro Fin Arrays in the Slip Flow Domain
.....................183
4.3.2
Optical Measurements
...................................................................... 190
4.3.2.1
Concentration and Diffusion Measurements
....................192
4.3.2.2
Temperature Field and Heat Transfer
in Mini Channels
...............................................................193
4.3.3
Other Visualization Methods
........................................................... 196
4.3.4
Micro Heat Pipes and Micro Heat Spreaders
..................................197
4.3.4.1
Modeling of Conventional Micro Heat Pipes
...................200
4.3.4.2
Wire-Sandwiched (Wire-Bonded) Micro
Heat Pipes
.........................................................................212
4.3.4.3
Flat Plate Micro Heat Spreaders
.......................................219
4.3.4.4
Other Innovative Designs of Micro Heat Pipes
................222
4.3.4.5
Comparative Study of Micro Heat Pipes
..........................226
4.3.5
Integration of MicroChannel Heat Sinks to Substrates
....................226
4.4
Concluding Remarks
....................................................................................237
References
.............................................................................................................237
Chapter
5
Microscale
Radiative Heat Transfer
................................................251
5.1
Macroscopic Approach
................................................................................251
5.2
Microscopic Approach
.................................................................................253
5.3
Microscales in Radiative Transfer
...............................................................255
5.3.1
Spatial Microscales for Radiation
....................................................255
5.3.2
Temporal Microscales
......................................................................258
5.4
Investigations of
Microscale
Radiation
.......................................................259
5.4.1
Radiation Interaction with
Microstructures
and Materials
..............260
5.4.1.1
Radiation Scattering by
Microstructures
..........................261
5.4.2
Studies on Silicon Films
..................................................................262
5.4.3
Superconducting Materials and Films
.............................................263
VIII
5.5
Modeling of Microscale Radiation
..............................................................264
5.5.1
Particulate Systems: Modeling with Electrical Field
.......................265
5.5.2
Thin Metallic Films: Boltzmann and Maxwell Equations
..............266
5.5.3
Short-Pulse Laser Interactions: Deviations
from Classical Models
.....................................................................268
5.6
Radiation Properties in the Microscale Regime
..........................................273
5.7
Recent Developments in Theoretical Modeling
..........................................282
5.8
Concluding Remarks
....................................................................................284
References
.............................................................................................................285
Chapter
6
Nanoscale Thermal Phenomena
......................................................289
6.1
Introduction
..................................................................................................289
6.1.1
Length Scales for Nanoscale Heat Transfer
....................................290
6.1.2
Heat Transfer Modes in Nanoscale Size-Affected Domains
...........291
6.1.3
Application Areas of Nanoscale Heat Transfer
...............................293
6.2
Nanoparticles and Nanofluids
......................................................................293
6.2.1
Preparation of Nanofluids
................................................................296
6.2.2
State of the Art in Experimental Investigations
..............................297
6.2.2.1
Determination of Effective Thermal Conductivity
...........297
6.2.2.2
Studies on Thermal Conductivity
.....................................300
6.2.2.3
Transport Phenomena in Nanoparticle Suspensions
.........304
6.3
Measurements in Nanofluids
.......................................................................307
6.3.1
Thermal Conductivity
......................................................................307
6.3.1.1
Effect of Temperature and Volume Fraction
on Thermal Conductivity
..................................................310
6.3.1.2
Effect of Particle Size on Thermal Conductivity
..............314
6.3.1.3
Transient and Steady-State Experimental Methods
for Nanofluids
...................................................................316
6.3.2
Viscosity Measurements
..................................................................318
6.3.3
Surface Tension
...............................................................................321
6.3.4
Onset of Natural Convection
...........................................................322
6.3.5
Forced Convection in Heat Exchangers
..........................................326
6.3.6
Phase Change Heat Transfer
............................................................329
6.3.6.1
Boiling
...............................................................................331
6.3.6.2
Burnout Heat Flux
............................................................333
6.3.6.3
Effects of Agitation Time and Sedimentation
on Burnout
........................................................................333
6.4
Theoretical Investigations
............................................................................335
6.4.1
Molecular Dynamics Simulation
.....................................................336
6.4.1.1
Molecular Dynamics for Nanofluids
.................................343
6.4.1.2
General Methodology
.......................................................345
6.4.1.3
Simulations for Thermophysical Properties
......................346
6.4.1.4
Modeling of Thermal Phenomena
....................................350
6.5 Special
Topics in Thermal Phenomena
.......................................................356
6.5.1
Natural Convection under Various Heating Conditions
..................356
6.5.2
Mixing Effect Due to Brownian Motion
.........................................360
6.5.3
Microconvection in Nanofluids
.......................................................362
6.6
Concluding Remarks
....................................................................................369
References
.............................................................................................................370
Chapter
7
Numerical Examples
........................................................................379
7.1
Microscale
Conduction
................................................................................379
7.2
Microscale Convective
Heat Transfer
.........................................................381
7.3
Microscale
Radiation
...................................................................................391
7.4
Nanoscale Thermal Phenomena
...................................................................394
Index
.....................................................................................................................399
Microscale
and
Nanoscale
Heat
Transfer
Through analyses, experimental results, and worked-out numerical examples,
Microscale
and Nanoscale Heat Transfer: Fundamentals and Engineering
Applications explores the methods and observations of thermophysical phenomena
in size-affected domains. Compiling the most relevant findings from the literature,
along with results from their own research activities, the authors provide a useful
treatise on the principal concepts and practical design engineering aspects of heat
transfer.
The book discusses in detail various modern engineering applications, such as
microchannel heat sinks, micro heat exchangers, and micro heat pipes. It covers
methods that range from discrete computation to optical measurement techniques
for
microscale
applications. The authors also present the fundamentals of nanoscale
thermal phenomena in fluids. The text concludes with an entire chapter devoted to
numerical examples of
microscale
conduction, convective heat transfer, and radiation
as well as nanoscale thermal phenomena.
Drawing on their hands-on experience, the authors shed light on the differences
to consider while developing engineering designs related to micro- and nanoscale
systems.
Features
•
Compares the methods and observations related to size-affected domains with
conventional heat transfer analyses
•
Describes all modes of heat transfer, including phase change and two-phase
flow
•
Emphasizes engineering applications, such as micro heat exchangers and
pipes as well as microchannel heat sinks
•
Compiles findings from the vast amount of literature available, along with the
authors own research results
•
Includes worked-out examples that illustrate how to apply the results of heat
transfer analysis to practical design problems
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Contents
Preface
.xi
Acknowledgments
.xiii
Authors
.xv
Nomenclature
.xvii
Greek Symbols
.xxi
Subscripts
.xxiii
Chapter
1
Introduction to Microscale Heat Transfer
. 1
1.1
Microscale Heat Transfer: A Recent Avenue in Energy Transport
. 1
1.2
State of the Art: Some Introductory Remarks
.2
1.3
Overview of Microscale Transport Phenomena
.4
1.3.1
MicroChannel Flow and Convective Heat Transfer
.5
1.3.2
Phase Change and Two-Phase Flow
.8
1.3.3
Conduction and Radiation in the Microscale
.9
1.4
Discussions on Size-Effect Behavior
. 11
1.4.1
Comments on Contradictory Observations in Microscale
Convection
. 14
1.4.2
Recent Trends
. 15
1.5
Fundamental Approach for Microscale Heat Transfer
. 15
1.5.1
Microscopic View Point and Energy Carriers
. 16
1.5.2
Boltzmann Transport Equation
. 16
1.5.3
Electromagnetic Waves and Maxwell's Equations
. 17
1.5.4
Basics of Molecular Dynamics Modeling
. 19
1.6
Introduction to Engineering Applications of Microscale
Heat Transfer
.20
1.6.1
Thin Films
.20
1.6.2
MicroChannel Heat Exchangers
.21
1.6.3
Micro Heat Pipes and Micro Heat Spreaders
.22
1.6.4
Other Applications
.24
1.7
Concluding Remarks
.26
References
.27
Chapter
2
Microscale Heat Conduction
.31
2.1
Review of Conduction Heat Transfer
.31
2.2
Conduction at the Microscale
.33
2.3
Space and Timescales
.35
2.4
Fundamental Approach
.38
2.5
Thermal Conductivity
.43
VI
2.5.1
Thermal
Conductivity Models
.44
2.5.1.1
Thermal Conductivity Expression from
Kinetic Theory
.44
2.5.1.2
Thermal Conductivity Models for Solids
.45
2.5.1.3
Thermal Conductivity of Liquids
.50
2.5.1.4
Thermal Conductivity of Solid-Liquid
Suspensions
.51
2.5.2
Thermal Conductivity Prediction Using Molecular
Dynamics
.52
2.6
Boltzmann Equation and Phonon Transport
.54
2.7
Conduction in Thin Films
.55
2.7.1
Superconducting Films
.58
2.7.2
Laser-Induced Heating
.61
2.8
Heat Conduction in Electronic Devices
.68
2.9
Measurement of Heat Conduction in the
Microscale
.72
2.9.1
Electrical Probe Techniques
.73
2.9.2
Optical Methods
.76
2.10
Conduction in Semiconductor Devices
.81
2.10.1
Conduction in Dielectric Films
.82
2.10.2
Conduction in Crystalline Substances
.85
2.11
Concluding Remarks
.88
References
.90
Chapter
3
Fundamentals of
Microscale
Convection
.95
3.1
Introduction
.95
3.2
Convective Heat Transfer in
Microtubes
and Channels
.97
3.2.1
Thermodynamic Considerations
.97
3.2.1.1
Continuum Approach
.98
3.2.1.2
Conservation Laws and Governing Equations
.99
3.2.1.3
Solution in Size-Affected Domains
. 101
3.2.2
Single-Phase Forced Convection in
Microchannels. 101
3.2.2.1
Flow Regimes and Flow Transition
. 102
3.2.2.2
Hydrodynamic and Thermal Entry Lengths
.104
3.2.3
Nonconventional Analysis Methods
. 105
3.2.3.1
Electric Double Layer Theory for Ionic Fluids
. 106
3.2.3.2
Augmented Equations for
Micropolar
Fluids
. 110
3.2.3.3
Slip How Models for Gas Flow
. 111
3.2.4
Boiling and Two-Phase Flow
. 113
3.2.4.1
Two-Phase Flow Patterns
. 115
3.2.4.2
Boiling Curve and Critical Heat Flux
. 116
3.2.4.3
Boiling Nucleation and Two-Phase Flow
in
Microchannels.117
3.2.5
Condensation in
Microchannels. 120
3.3
Concluding Remarks
. 122
References
. 122
Chapter
4
Engineering Applications of
Microscale Convective
Heat Transfer
. 125
4.1
Introduction
. 125
4.2
Research and Development
. 125
4.2.1
Early Investigations on
Microscale
Convective Heat Transfer
. 125
4.2.1.1
Single-Phase Liquid Flow
.126
4.2.1.2
Gas Flow in
Microchannels.131
4.2.1.3
Phase Change and Two-Phase Flow
.134
4.2.2
Recent Advances in
Microscale
Convective Heat Transfer
. 139
4.2.2.1
Single-Phase Liquid Flow
. 139
4.2.2.2
Gas How
.164
4.2.2.3
Phase Change and Two-Phase Flow
.166
4.2.2.4
Design Optimization
. 173
4.2.2.5
Review Papers
.173
4.3
Analysis of Systems for Engineering Applications
. 174
4.3.1
Computational Analysis of MicroChannel Heat Sinks
. 174
4.3.1.1
Analysis of Rectangular
Microchannels.175
4.3.1.2
Micro Fin Arrays in the Slip Flow Domain
.183
4.3.2
Optical Measurements
. 190
4.3.2.1
Concentration and Diffusion Measurements
.192
4.3.2.2
Temperature Field and Heat Transfer
in Mini Channels
.193
4.3.3
Other Visualization Methods
. 196
4.3.4
Micro Heat Pipes and Micro Heat Spreaders
.197
4.3.4.1
Modeling of Conventional Micro Heat Pipes
.200
4.3.4.2
Wire-Sandwiched (Wire-Bonded) Micro
Heat Pipes
.212
4.3.4.3
Flat Plate Micro Heat Spreaders
.219
4.3.4.4
Other Innovative Designs of Micro Heat Pipes
.222
4.3.4.5
Comparative Study of Micro Heat Pipes
.226
4.3.5
Integration of MicroChannel Heat Sinks to Substrates
.226
4.4
Concluding Remarks
.237
References
.237
Chapter
5
Microscale
Radiative Heat Transfer
.251
5.1
Macroscopic Approach
.251
5.2
Microscopic Approach
.253
5.3
Microscales in Radiative Transfer
.255
5.3.1
Spatial Microscales for Radiation
.255
5.3.2
Temporal Microscales
.258
5.4
Investigations of
Microscale
Radiation
.259
5.4.1
Radiation Interaction with
Microstructures
and Materials
.260
5.4.1.1
Radiation Scattering by
Microstructures
.261
5.4.2
Studies on Silicon Films
.262
5.4.3
Superconducting Materials and Films
.263
VIII
5.5
Modeling of Microscale Radiation
.264
5.5.1
Particulate Systems: Modeling with Electrical Field
.265
5.5.2
Thin Metallic Films: Boltzmann and Maxwell Equations
.266
5.5.3
Short-Pulse Laser Interactions: Deviations
from Classical Models
.268
5.6
Radiation Properties in the Microscale Regime
.273
5.7
Recent Developments in Theoretical Modeling
.282
5.8
Concluding Remarks
.284
References
.285
Chapter
6
Nanoscale Thermal Phenomena
.289
6.1
Introduction
.289
6.1.1
Length Scales for Nanoscale Heat Transfer
.290
6.1.2
Heat Transfer Modes in Nanoscale Size-Affected Domains
.291
6.1.3
Application Areas of Nanoscale Heat Transfer
.293
6.2
Nanoparticles and Nanofluids
.293
6.2.1
Preparation of Nanofluids
.296
6.2.2
State of the Art in Experimental Investigations
.297
6.2.2.1
Determination of Effective Thermal Conductivity
.297
6.2.2.2
Studies on Thermal Conductivity
.300
6.2.2.3
Transport Phenomena in Nanoparticle Suspensions
.304
6.3
Measurements in Nanofluids
.307
6.3.1
Thermal Conductivity
.307
6.3.1.1
Effect of Temperature and Volume Fraction
on Thermal Conductivity
.310
6.3.1.2
Effect of Particle Size on Thermal Conductivity
.314
6.3.1.3
Transient and Steady-State Experimental Methods
for Nanofluids
.316
6.3.2
Viscosity Measurements
.318
6.3.3
Surface Tension
.321
6.3.4
Onset of Natural Convection
.322
6.3.5
Forced Convection in Heat Exchangers
.326
6.3.6
Phase Change Heat Transfer
.329
6.3.6.1
Boiling
.331
6.3.6.2
Burnout Heat Flux
.333
6.3.6.3
Effects of Agitation Time and Sedimentation
on Burnout
.333
6.4
Theoretical Investigations
.335
6.4.1
Molecular Dynamics Simulation
.336
6.4.1.1
Molecular Dynamics for Nanofluids
.343
6.4.1.2
General Methodology
.345
6.4.1.3
Simulations for Thermophysical Properties
.346
6.4.1.4
Modeling of Thermal Phenomena
.350
6.5 Special
Topics in Thermal Phenomena
.356
6.5.1
Natural Convection under Various Heating Conditions
.356
6.5.2
Mixing Effect Due to Brownian Motion
.360
6.5.3
Microconvection in Nanofluids
.362
6.6
Concluding Remarks
.369
References
.370
Chapter
7
Numerical Examples
.379
7.1
Microscale
Conduction
.379
7.2
Microscale Convective
Heat Transfer
.381
7.3
Microscale
Radiation
.391
7.4
Nanoscale Thermal Phenomena
.394
Index
.399
Microscale
and
Nanoscale
Heat
Transfer
Through analyses, experimental results, and worked-out numerical examples,
Microscale
and Nanoscale Heat Transfer: Fundamentals and Engineering
Applications explores the methods and observations of thermophysical phenomena
in size-affected domains. Compiling the most relevant findings from the literature,
along with results from their own research activities, the authors provide a useful
treatise on the principal concepts and practical design engineering aspects of heat
transfer.
The book discusses in detail various modern engineering applications, such as
microchannel heat sinks, micro heat exchangers, and micro heat pipes. It covers
methods that range from discrete computation to optical measurement techniques
for
microscale
applications. The authors also present the fundamentals of nanoscale
thermal phenomena in fluids. The text concludes with an entire chapter devoted to
numerical examples of
microscale
conduction, convective heat transfer, and radiation
as well as nanoscale thermal phenomena.
Drawing on their hands-on experience, the authors shed light on the differences
to consider while developing engineering designs related to micro- and nanoscale
systems.
Features
•
Compares the methods and observations related to size-affected domains with
conventional heat transfer analyses
•
Describes all modes of heat transfer, including phase change and two-phase
flow
•
Emphasizes engineering applications, such as micro heat exchangers and
pipes as well as microchannel heat sinks
•
Compiles findings from the vast amount of literature available, along with the
authors' own research results
•
Includes worked-out examples that illustrate how to apply the results of heat
transfer analysis to practical design problems |
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