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State-of-art in Simulation of Brazing Packaging for Miniaturized Multi-channel Heat Exchanger

 

CHEN Hu  GONG Jianming  TU Shang-tung  JIANG Wenchun  GENG Luyang

(School of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Nanjing University of Technology, Nanjing 210009)

 

Abstract: Brief introductions to the application and the packaging process of miniaturized multi-channel heat exchanger are presented. And the overview on the simulation and modeling of the brazing packaging for the multi-channel heat exchanger (MCHEX) are the focus of this article. Four levels of brazing packaging simulation for MCHEX (specially for the compact plate-fin heat exchanger) are listed, respectively, which include that the thermodynamic simulation for the overall MCHEX structure, the modeling of typical multi-channel structure, the numerical analysis for the brazed joint and the analytical modeling of brazing mechanism based on diffusion. The research difficulty and some important issues needed to solve are also pointed.

Key words: Multi-channel  Plate-fin Brazing  Diffusion Packaging  Heat exchanger  Miniaturization  Micro-chemo-mechanical systems(MCMS)  Simulation

CLC No: TG454

国家自然科学基金(10472043)和江苏省自然科学基金(BK 2004214)资助项目. Received 20070425, received in revised form 20071126

 
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