Varmerør (heat-pipe) (Danish Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Varmerør (heat-pipe)" in Danish language version.

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apricus.com

apricus.com: Location Guide: >> Technical Info >> Heat Pipes

celsiatechnologies.com

EDN, October 17, 2006, Ultrathin heat spreader uses fluid core to cool processors, displays backup Citat: "...new heat spreader...1.44-mm-thick vaporization zone and boast a thermal conductivity of more than 5000W/mK, compared with 386W/mK for copper or 205W/mK for aluminum...", Frequently Asked Questions, celsia

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EDN, October 17, 2006, Ultrathin heat spreader uses fluid core to cool processors, displays backup Citat: "...new heat spreader...1.44-mm-thick vaporization zone and boast a thermal conductivity of more than 5000W/mK, compared with 386W/mK for copper or 205W/mK for aluminum...", Frequently Asked Questions, celsia

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EDN, October 17, 2006, Ultrathin heat spreader uses fluid core to cool processors, displays backup Citat: "...new heat spreader...1.44-mm-thick vaporization zone and boast a thermal conductivity of more than 5000W/mK, compared with 386W/mK for copper or 205W/mK for aluminum...", Frequently Asked Questions, celsia
Web archive backup: Jim Danneskiold, Los Alamos-developed heat pipes ease space flight. Los Alamos News Release, April 26, 2000.

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