Experimental Investigation on the Thermal Performance of Liquid Metal Filled with Copper Particles as Thermal Interface Material[J]. 2016, 50(9): 61-65+73.
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Experimental Investigation on the Thermal Performance of Liquid Metal Filled with Copper Particles as Thermal Interface Material[J]. 2016, 50(9): 61-65+73.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201609010.
Experimental Investigation on the Thermal Performance of Liquid Metal Filled with Copper Particles as Thermal Interface Material
liquid metal alloy(LMA)with addition of copper particles as the thermal interface material(TIM)was investigated. Samples with sandwiched structures were fabricated by inserting the LMA TIMs between two copper plates. The laser flash analysis method was applied to measure the overall thermal conductivity of these samples. The results indicated that the addition of copper particles can obviously improve the thermal performance of oxidized LMA used as TIM. The measured thermal conductivity and thermal contact resistance of oxidized LMA samples fi
lled with copper particles(the mass fractions of the copper particles are 5% and 10%
respectively)were(200.33±15.66)
(233.08±18.07)W/(m·K)and(7.955±0.627)
(5.621±0.437)mm
2
·K/W
respectively. Compared with the samples of oxidized LMA without copper particles
the thermal conductivity was increased by about 68% and 96%
and the thermal contact resistance was decreased by about 57% and 70%
respectively. In addition
the fluidity of LMA can also be reduced with the addition of copper particles
hence alleviating the pump out effect in its practical use.
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