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Thermal dissipation

Thermally conductive adhesives may be filled with metal, ceramic, or inorganic particles. Silver-filled epoxies have high thermal conductivities, but may not be used where there is a risk of electrical shorting. In such cases, epoxies or other polymers filled with electrically resistive, but thermally conductive materials such as aluminum nitride, boron nitride, alumina, or beryllia must be used. Some applications for thermally conductive adhesives include attachment of power devices, heat sinks, large components such as capacitors and transformers, large ceramic substrates, and edge connectors. [Pg.8]


Transfer occurs by sublimation, condensation, and diffusion (101). Printhead thermal dissipation causes donor dye to travel to the surface of the donor ribbon and convert directiy to a gas. Colorant puffs immediately strike the nearby receptor and soak in, assisted by residual printhead heat. [Pg.51]

Berylha ceramic parts ate frequendy used in electronic and microelectronic apphcations requiting thermal dissipation (see Ceramics as ELECTRICAL materials). Berylha substrates are commonly metallized using refractory metallizations such as molybdenum—manganese or using evaporated films of chromium, titanium, and nickel—chromium alloys. Semiconductor devices and integrated circuits (qv) can be bonded by such metallization for removal of heat. [Pg.77]

As a world leader in Fluorine chemistry, Honeywell has established a broad base of application specific products to enable the semiconductor industry to meet its technology roadmap. Most recently, we have announced the availability of a new line of wafer thinning materials which provide increased chip flexibility and reduced package size as well as increased thermal dissipation... [Pg.465]

A form of cooling, and the one of prime interest, concerns ablative cooling. It is essentially a heat and mass transfer process in which mass is expended to achieve thermal dissipation, absorption, and blocking. The process is passive in nature, serves to control the surface temperature, and greatly restricts the flow of heat into the material substrate. As a result of these desirable attributes, ablative cooling (includes use of plastic compositions) has been widely used for thermal protection of solid propellant motors and less extensively in liquid propellant motors. [Pg.123]

With a reaction enthalpy of A RH = -170 kJ/g mol the sulfonation with S03 is strongly exothermic. As the color of the acid is dependent not only on the residence time but also to a considerable extent on the reaction temperature, it is necessary to have an effective thermal dissipation. This applies to all of the reactors listed in Table 13. The falling film reactors, of which there are various designs, have the advantage that a very short residence time can be realized [152]. [Pg.80]

Higher strain capabihty, similar specific work output and force/weigjit ratio, but have Umitations due to significant current leakage and thermal dissipation of load by pull-in instabifity... [Pg.289]

Figure 3 illustrates some additional capability of the flow code. Here no pressure gradient is Imposed (this is then drag or "Couette flow only), but we also compute the temperatures resulting from Internal viscous dissipation. The shear rate in this case is just 7 — 3u/3y — U/H. The associated stress is.r — 177 = i/CU/H), and the thermal dissipation is then Q - r7 - i/CU/H). Figure 3 also shows the temperature profile which is obtained if the upper boundary exhibits a convective rather than fixed condition. The convective heat transfer coefficient h was set to unity this corresponds to a "Nusselt Number" Nu - (hH/k) - 1. [Pg.274]

Figure 3. Finite element simulation of plane Couette flow with thermal dissipation and conductive heat transfer. (f) — fixed temperature condition (c) — convective boundary condition. Figure 3. Finite element simulation of plane Couette flow with thermal dissipation and conductive heat transfer. (f) — fixed temperature condition (c) — convective boundary condition.
Instantaneous temperature and thermal dissipation measurements in a CH4/H2/N2 jet flame (Re = 15,200) at xld = 10 and 20. The thermal dissipation is displayed on a log scale to show the wide dynamic range. [Pg.159]

Wang, G. H., Barlow, R. S., and Clemens, N. T, Quantification of resolution and noise effects on thermal dissipation measurements in turbulent non-premixed jet flames, Proc. Combust. Inst., 31, 1525, 2007. [Pg.162]

Noctor, G., Ruban, A.V., and Horton, P. 1993. Interactions between the effects of potentiators and antagonists of ApH-dependent thermal dissipation of excitation energy in spinach thylakoids. Biochim. Biophys. Acta 1183 339-344. [Pg.135]

Yan, H., Zhang, P., Wang, C., Liu, Z., and Chang, W. 2007. Two lutein molecules in LHCII have different conformations and functions Insights into the molecular mechanism of thermal dissipation in plants. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 355 457-463. [Pg.136]

The problem can be partially mitigated by hardware compensation devices (see Section IV.D). A complementary approach consists in setting up preparatory sequences which balance the average per-block thermal dissipation making it independent of x. Though this does not remove the differences between the magnet temperature cycle within each block, it at least removes the systematic x-dependent thermal drift. [Pg.461]

I Thermal dissipation due to radiation and conduction in the metallic ends... [Pg.82]

The second example used visible light absorption that increased the temperature locally within the thermosensitive gel [39]. The gel consisted of a covalently cross-linked copolymer network of N-isopropylacrylamide and chloro-phyllin, a combination of a thermo-sensitive gel and a chromophore. In the absence of light, the gel volume changed sharply but continuously as the temperature was varied. Upon illumination the transition temperature was lowered, and beyond a certain irradiation threshold the volume transition became discontinuous. The phase transition was presumably induced by local heating of polymer chains due to the absorption and subsequent thermal dissipation of light energy by the chromophore. The details will be discussed in a later section. [Pg.53]

At any step during the process, thermal dissipation of energy through vibrational coupling with the solvent or the matrix may bring deactivation of the next step and no / - / fluorescence is then expected. The temperature dependence of the fluorescence yield and the lifetime of several [3-diketonates of Eu3+ have been studied by Bhaumik 631. ... [Pg.158]

Thermal dissipation of the energy to surrounding molecules may occur this is a radiationless process (internal conversion). [Pg.109]

Beryllia has broadly similar properties to alumina (Table 5.3) but its thermal conductivity is 5-10 times greater. It is therefore used when thermal dissipation combined with electrical isolation is of major importance, e.g. in high-power... [Pg.285]

Ultrasound propagation is adiabatic in homogeneous media at the frequencies typically used in US-based detection techniques. Therefore, although temperature fluctuations inevitably accompany pressure fluctuations in US, thermal dissipation is small and it is adiabatic compressibility which matters. As a second derivative of thermodynamic potentials, compressibility is extremely sensitive to structure and intermolecular interactions in liquids (e.g. the compressibility of water near charged ions or atomic groups of macromolecules differs from that of bulk water by 50-100%). [Pg.369]

Polarization can be classified as electronic (electron cloud distortion), atomic, molecular, ionic, and crystalline. The point of maximum polarization in a system would occur when all dipoles reacted to the applied field and aligned. This is difficult to obtain even in a static situation. In an alternating field situation, the dielectric remains the same or decreases as the frequency increases past the microwave region (11). In the microwave region, attainment of equilibrium is more difficult, and there is an observable lag in the dipole orientation which is commonly called relaxation. The polarization then acquires a component out of phase with the field thermal dissipation of some of the energy of the field. This dissipation and its relation to the normal charging current can be related by Equation 1 where c is the measured dielectric constant of the material and e"... [Pg.334]

System Po ei Thermal Dissipation rs Operating Ambient Ien]peratui e... [Pg.486]


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