Abstract:
The present invention relates to thermosyphons, in particular for use in the cooling of electronic components. In a first embodiment a thermosyphon is manufactured by extruding a base (1) and milling a channel structure in the base to produce a plurality of fins (5) extending vertically from the base. A lid (3) comprising a number of fins (4) extending vertically from the lid is placed over the heat sink channel structure so that a thermosyphon of an expanding channel system is formed. In a second embodiment the evaporator and condenser sections are separated and connected by pipes. To form a leak proof seal between the lid and the base, joining is preferably done by friction stir welding. By providing an extruded thermosyphon, heat transfer is made more efficient than when junctions are used. The present invention provides a new way of efficiently manufacturing an integrated structure, while keeping the heat transfer of the structure high.
Abstract:
The present invention is related to a heat sink unit comprising a base (1) and a number of fins extending from the base, said heat sink unit having an extended surface area formed by microfins (2) inserted between the extruded fins. The microfins are formed by folding a strip having a clad braze layer on both sides. The microfins are preferably brazed to the extruded structure by heating the structure after the fins have been inserted to a temperature higher than the melting point of the clad braze.
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing a one-sided heat sink from a plurality of individual lamellas each including a base and a fin portion extending from the top surface base portion. The base portion is wider than the fin portion. The base portions of a plurality of lamellas are aligned such that the fin portions of each lamella extend in one direction and side surfaces of adjacent base portions face each other while the bottom portions form an even surface of the heat sink. A force is applied to side surfaces of the base portions of outermost lamellas such that the lamellas are urged into contact with each other. The bottom surfaces of the base portions are welded together.
Abstract:
The present application relates to a friction stir welding tool (20) for joining two adjacent work pieces (10), which work pieces comprise portions (6) to be welded and having a narrow space there between on one side, said tool having an axis of rotation, and comprising a first shoulder (1), a second shoulder (2), and a pin (3) arranged so as to connect the first and second shoulders, wherein said first shoulder has a first contact surface for friction heat generation to the work pieces to be joined during welding, said first contact surface having a first contact area, and said second shoulder has a second contact surface for friction heat generation to an opposite surface (5) of the same portions of the work pieces to be joined, said second contact surface having a second contact area, the first and second areas having different sizes, where the first area is a larger sized area than the second area. The application also relates to a method of joining work pieces, a product comprising joined pieces, and the use of such friction stir welding tool.
Abstract:
A wrought aluminium material with improved damage tolerance while preserving the high strength of the material is disclosed. Furthermore, a cast aluminium material of a precipitation hardenable aluminium alloy is disclosed, the material comprising grains having two distinct zones with a first centre zone enriched in elements capable of reacting peritectically with aluminium and a second zone, surrounding the first zone, enriched in elements capable of reacting eutectically with aluminium.
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a composite conductive component comprising the steps of providing at least two blanks of metallic material, said blanks consisting of dissimilar metallic materials; placing said blanks in edge to edge or in partially overlapping relationship with one another, solid state joining said blanks to each other, by rolling or welding, so as to form a composite body, rolling said composite body along the joint over the entire width of the composite body to reduce the thickness thereof, and cutting the rolled composite body across the joint to produce at least two composite conductive components, each comprising the metallic materials of said at least two blanks and having a joint between said at least two different metallic materials.A composite conductive component comprises at least a first portion of a first metallic material and at least a second portion of a second metallic material, said first and second metallic materials being dissimilar from each other is produced by the method. An electrical connector or conductor or a device for heat conduction comprises the composite conductive component.
Abstract:
A wrought aluminium material with improved damage tolerance while preserving the high strength of the material is disclosed. Furthermore, a cast aluminium material of a precipitation hardenable aluminium alloy is disclosed, the material comprising grains having two distinct zones with a first centre zone enriched in elements capable of reacting peritectically with aluminium and a second zone, surrounding the first zone, enriched in elements capable of reacting eutectically with aluminium.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to thermosyphons, in particular for use in the cooling of electronic components. In a first embodiment a thermosyphon is manufactured by extruding a base (1) and milling a channel structure in the base to produce a plurality of fins (5) extending vertically from the base. A lid (3) comprising a number of fins (4) extending vertically from the lid is placed over the heat sink channel structure so that a thermosyphon of an expanding channel system is formed. In a second embodiment the evaporator and condenser sections are separated and connected by pipes. To form a leak proof seal between the lid and the base, joining is preferably done by friction stir welding. By providing an extruded thermosyphon, heat transfer is made more efficient than when junctions are used. The present invention provides a new way of efficiently manufacturing an integrated structure, while keeping the heat transfer of the structure high.