Investigation of the Optimal Cooling Performance Using Peltier Module and Heat Sink
Dong-Ryul Lee
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Dong-Ryul Lee
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This study is to experimentally evaluate the cooling performance of the Bonding type and Injection type of heat sink using three different kinds of industrial Peltier module by digital LabViewTM measurement. Injection type of heat sink could be more efficient for the heat transfer than Bonding type, even with 30% more radiating surface area. In addition, the experimental results revealed that the sufficient power supplied was able to show the better cooling performance of Peltier module. In order to verify the optimal cooling performance of the cooling device, two Peltier module, HMN 6040 and HMN 1550 with Bonding and Injection type of heat sink were used. The cooling performance with injection type of heat sink was 2.11% and 6.24% better than that with bonding type of heat sink under the HMN 6040 and HMN 1550, respectively.
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This study is to experimentally evaluate the cooling performance of the Bonding type and Injection type of heat sink using three different kinds of industrial Peltier module by digital LabViewTM measurement. Injection type of heat sink could be more efficient for the heat transfer than Bonding type, even with 30% more radiating surface area. In addition, the experimental results revealed that the sufficient power supplied was able to show the better cooling performance of Peltier module. In order to verify the optimal cooling performance of the cooling device, two Peltier module, HMN 6040 and HMN 1550 with Bonding and Injection type of heat sink were used. The cooling performance with injection type of heat sink was 2.11% and 6.24% better than that with bonding type of heat sink under the HMN 6040 and HMN 1550, respectively.
Key concepts: Heat sink, Thermoelectric cooling, Materials science, Thermoelectric effect, Sink (geography), Nuclear engineering, Heat transfer, Mechanical engineering