As the heat dissipation requirements of micro-electronic component systems have increased
by magnitude, scientists and engineers have shifted their focus from traditional single-phase …

An updated review of two-phase flow instabilities including experimental and analytical
results regarding density-wave and pressure-drop oscillations, as well as Ledinegg …

The rapid advances in performance and miniaturization of electronics and high power
devices resulted in huge heat flux values that need to be dissipated effectively. The average …

Study of two-phase flow instabilities began in the late 1920′ s, and in the nearly 100 years
since, significant progress has been made in both experimental and theoretical …

The present work has been undertaken with an aim to address major challenges during two-
phase flow boiling in microchannels. A comprehensive review of literatures has been …

Due to rapid evolution in a wide range of technologies in twentieth century, heat dissipation
requirement has increased very rapidly especially from compact systems. There is an urgent …

In this work, an experimental investigation has been made to compare the flow boiling
characteristics of deionized water in three different configurations of microchannels. The …

Pool and flow boiling of dielectric fluids are efficient direct liquid cooling techniques with
immense potential in the thermal management of electronic/electrical components …

Aiming to alleviate the 'dry-out'phenomenon of evaporators with microchannels and cater to
the thermal management requirements of electronic devices, a novel flat confined loop heat …

Flow boiling experiments were conducted in straight and expanding microchannels with
similar dimensions and operating conditions. Deionized water was used as the coolant. The …