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Research of heat pipe in the X-ray tube and its characteristics

Fang Hong

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Abstract

Heat transfer of X-ray tube is a very important factor which always limits the continuous working time of X-ray detector. It is a bold attempt to use the heat pipe technology to solve the heat ransfer problem of anode within Xray tube. The successful application of heat pipe technology in X_ray tube will lead to an innovation in X-ray detect technology.

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Heat transfer of X-ray tube is a very important factor which always limits the continuous working time of X-ray detector. It is a bold attempt to use the heat pipe technology to solve the heat ransfer problem of anode within Xray tube. The successful application of heat pipe technology in X_ray tube will lead to an innovation in X-ray detect technology.

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Heat transfer of X-ray tube is a very important factor which always limits the continuous working time of X-ray detector. It is a bold attempt to use the heat pipe technology to solve the heat ransfer problem of anode within Xray tube. The successful application of heat pipe technology in X_ray tube will lead to an innovation in X-ray detect technology.

Key concepts: X-ray tube, Tube (container), Heat pipe, X-ray, Anode, Heat transfer, Materials science, Heat load

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