Heat pipes, which are often regarded as “super thermal conductors”, have been widely applied to many areas for more than 50 years. Currently, due to various requirements on thermal management and cooling systems, such as lightweight, better heat transfer performance, optimised appearance, etc., heat pipes have been improved and developed rapidly over the past decades.  In this short course, we will first introduce the working principle and heat transfer theory of heat pipes, then discuss the general methodology and procedures of heat pipe design and manufacture typically for those used for electronic cooling and equipment thermal management.  Recent developments of heat pipes and the potential for various novel applications of thermal managements, electricity-thermal co-generations, etc. will also be introduced and discussed. 

♦講師介紹 

Professor Yuying Yan

Chair in Thermofluids Engineering,

Head of HVACR & Heat Transfer Research Group,

Director of Joint Lab of Thermal Management & Heat Transfer for Low Carbon Vehicles,

Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham,

B22 LentonFirsBuilding, University Park,

Nottingham NG7 2RD, UK 

♦指導單位：經濟部技術處

♦主辦單位：台灣熱管理協會(TTMA)、工業技術研究院 材料與化工研究所

♦舉辦時間：101年10月29日 (星期一)  13:00~16:30

♦舉辦地點：台北科技大樓 4006會議室

 地址：台北市和平東路2段106號 (02)2737-7311

♦敬邀對象：TTMA會員及對熱管理有興趣的產官學研人士

♦課程內容：請參閱附件檔

♦報名截止日：10月23日(二)