Protocol to develop a moisture-desorptive passive cooling system for electronics thermal management
Zengguang Sui1, Yunren Sui1, Zhixiong Ding1
1School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 999077, China.
Abstract:
Passive thermal management with zero-energy consumption and high compactness has drawn increasing attention. Here, we present a protocol to develop a hygroscopic salt-loaded heat sink with a moisture-permeable membrane encapsulation technique for electronics cooling. We describe steps for preparing lithium bromide solution and heat sink with anti-corrosion graphene coating. We then detail procedures for preparing the hygroscopic salt-loaded membrane-encapsulated heat sinks (HSMHSs). The produced low-cost HSMHS exhibits remarkably high thermal management performance without the risks of leakage and corrosion. For complete details on the use and execution of this protocol, please refer to Sui et al.1.
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