18286762. RADIATOR AND HEAT SINK simplified abstract (Mitsubishi Electric Corporation)
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RADIATOR AND HEAT SINK
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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RADIATOR AND HEAT SINK - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18286762 titled 'RADIATOR AND HEAT SINK
Simplified Explanation:
This patent application describes a radiator that incorporates a heat radiation ceramic material with specific metal oxides to enhance its performance.
- The heat radiation ceramic material consists of a first metal oxide with a wurtzite crystal structure and a second metal oxide with high emissivity in a specific wavelength range.
- The second metal oxide can be a trivalent metal-doped metal oxide or a monovalent metal-doped metal oxide, where some metal atoms of the first metal oxide are substituted with trivalent or monovalent metal atoms.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Inclusion of specific metal oxides with unique properties to improve heat radiation efficiency.
- Utilization of metal oxides with high emissivity in a specific wavelength range for enhanced performance.
- Introduction of trivalent and monovalent metal-doped metal oxides to modify the properties of the heat radiation ceramic material.
Potential Applications:
The technology can be applied in various heating and cooling systems where efficient heat radiation is crucial, such as automotive radiators, industrial heaters, and electronic cooling systems.
Problems Solved:
- Enhances heat radiation efficiency.
- Improves overall performance of radiators and heating systems.
- Provides better control over temperature regulation.
Benefits:
- Increased heat radiation efficiency.
- Improved thermal management in various applications.
- Enhanced durability and performance of heating systems.
Commercial Applications:
Potential commercial applications include automotive industry for improved radiator performance, electronics industry for better thermal management, and industrial sector for efficient heating systems.
Prior Art:
Readers can explore prior research on heat radiation ceramic materials, metal oxides in radiators, and advancements in thermal management technologies.
Frequently Updated Research:
Stay updated on the latest research related to heat radiation efficiency, metal oxide properties, and advancements in thermal control systems.
Questions about Radiator Technology:
1. What are the specific benefits of using metal oxides with high emissivity in a radiator? 2. How do trivalent and monovalent metal-doped metal oxides enhance the performance of heat radiation ceramic materials?
Original Abstract Submitted
A radiator includes a heat radiation ceramic material. The heat radiation ceramic material includes a first metal oxide as a principal component, the first metal oxide being a metal oxide having a wurtzite crystal structure; and a second metal oxide as a metal oxide having an average emissivity higher than or equal to 70% in a wavelength range of 3 μm to 25 μm inclusive. At least one of a trivalent metal-doped metal oxide where some metal atoms of the first metal oxide are substituted with trivalent metal atoms and a monovalent metal-doped metal oxide where some metal atoms of the first metal oxide are substituted with monovalent metal atoms is included as the second metal oxide.
