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Enhanced thermal management for vertically immersed high-power chips via micro-pillar structured surfaces

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Yuhao Yan
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Ying Liu
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Longhuang Xiao
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Jialiang Yang
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Yongjie Lu
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Yingjie Xu
韩晓红 (Xiaohong Han) *
DOI:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2026.129401delete
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• Seventeen micro-pillar surfaces were tested for vertical immersion cooling. • Gradient arrays passively mitigated vapor accumulation on vertical surfaces. • Slender pillars reduced bubble departure diameter and bubble trapping. • Favorable length and spacing gradients enhanced boiling heat transfer performance compared with uniform arrays. • A critical heat flux correlation described the tested surfaces with deviations within ± 5%.

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International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer cover
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer
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zhejiang university of technology
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university of shanghai for science and technology
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zhejiang university
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