An experimental investigation of a loop heat pipe in a horizontal configuration using various working fluids

Abstract

Many scientists and researchers are interested in loop heat pipes (LHPs), which are naturally occurring heat transmission
devices that are incredibly flexible and straightforward in their fabrication. Additionally, heat load can be transmitted at rapid
rates across long distances with a very tiny temperature drop to demonstrate the usefulness of employing LHP as a heat
exchanging device. under this work, the experiment is set up under horizontal situation instead of employing the conventional
method of the gravity-assisted orientation. For this process, two different kinds of working fluids have been chosen: water
and ethanol. There have already been published experimental results on horizontal orientation with water as the working fluid.
It is demonstrated using the current experimental setup that the procedure may be performed over a larger temperature range
up to