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loop heat pipe: a standalone construct

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Heat transfer

two-phase heat transport loop in which a fine-pore wick in the evaporator drives fluid through separate vapor and liquid lines over long distances.

In heat transfer, loop heat pipe refers to two-phase heat transport loop in which a fine-pore wick in the evaporator drives fluid through separate vapor and liquid lines over long distances. This meaning comes from Maydanik (2005) in Applied Thermal Engineering.[1]

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References

Maydanik, Y. F. (2005). Loop heat pipes. Applied Thermal Engineering, 25(5-6), 635-657. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2004.07.010

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