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  • Materials Science
  • Heat Transfer Engineering
  • Surface Engineering

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  • High-performance boiling surfaces are crucial for cooling high-heat-flux devices.
  • Existing micro-/nano-structured surfaces face challenges in simultaneously enhancing critical heat flux (CHF) and heat transfer coefficient (HTC).

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel, facile, and scalable strategy for fabricating high-performance boiling surfaces.
  • To create superhydrophilic microporous surfaces with enhanced wettability and wickability for improved boiling performance.

Main Methods:

  • An "electrode-transpose" all-electrochemical strategy involving etching followed by deposition was employed.
  • Superhydrophilic microporous surfaces with higher dendrites and larger pores were fabricated.
  • Boiling performance was evaluated by measuring CHF and HTC.

Main Results:

  • The fabricated surfaces exhibited simultaneously high CHF (2,641 ± 10 kW m⁻²) and HTC (214 ± 6 kW (m² K)⁻¹), representing significant enhancements over smooth surfaces.
  • The surfaces demonstrated stable morphology and consistent boiling performance over consecutive tests.
  • The strategy was successfully applied to curved surfaces (spheres, cylinders), showing excellent performance in quenching tests.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed electrochemical strategy offers a scalable and geometry-adaptive method for producing durable, high-performance boiling surfaces.
  • These surfaces hold significant promise for large-scale industrial applications requiring efficient heat dissipation.