Presentation 2015-12-18
Development of the Geometry of a Heat sink for Improving Heat Transfer
Shinichi Tomiyama,
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Abstract(in English) The heat release system is important for assuring performance, safety, and life of electronic devices. A heat sink and a forced air cooling system using fan is one of the heat release system. However bottom of a heat sink and surround electronic devices is low wind speed. So this system cannot solve the heat release problems in electronic devices. We developed a heat sink for speed up wind velocity of bottom of a heat sink and surround electronic devices. The result of temperature measurement, The proposed method suppressed the temperature rise of electronic devices of 3–11% than the conventional method. In this paper, We proposed heat sink about design policy.
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Keyword(in English) Heat sink / Forced air cooling / Radiation Performance / Thermal-Flow Simulation
Paper # DC2015-73
Date of Issue 2015-12-11 (DC)

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Committee DC
Conference Date 2015/12/18(1days)
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Place (in English) Kurieito Mulakami (Murakami City)
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Chair Nobuyasu Kanekawa(Hitachi)
Vice Chair Michiko Inoue(NAIST)
Secretary Michiko Inoue(RTRI)
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Registration To Technical Committee on Dependable Computing
Language JPN
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Title (in English) Development of the Geometry of a Heat sink for Improving Heat Transfer
Sub Title (in English)
Keyword(1) Heat sink
Keyword(2) Forced air cooling
Keyword(3) Radiation Performance
Keyword(4) Thermal-Flow Simulation
1st Author's Name Shinichi Tomiyama
1st Author's Affiliation Tokyo Metropolitan Technology Research Institute(TIRI)
Date 2015-12-18
Paper # DC2015-73
Volume (vol) vol.115
Number (no) DC-382
Page pp.pp.1-4(DC),
#Pages 4
Date of Issue 2015-12-11 (DC)