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Heat pipes do not actually dissipate the heat to the environment, but serve to move heat efficiently within a thermal system. A heat pipe is a copper tube with an internal wick structure that is sealed on both ends with a small amount of water inside. As heat is applied to the pipe, the water will boil and turn to a gas, which then travels to the colder section of the heat pipe where it condenses back to a liquid. It is the evaporating and condensing of the water that form a pumping action to move the water (and thus the heat) from end to end of the pipe.

PTM Published on: 2017-06-08