Design and Fabrication of Industrial Enclosure Passive Thermal Management with Heat Pipe Technology :A Review

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Authors: Shruti Redij, Harish Chinchkar, Prof. Bhavna Ingole, Yash Tatugade, Prof. Mrunali Patil, Usha Pawar
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Abstract

This project focuses on the design and development of a passive therm al management systemfor industrial electrical enclosures using heat pipe technology. Industrial enclosures generate significant internal heat from electronic components while requiring sealed protection from dust, moisture, and contaminants, making conventional cooling methods less effective. To address this challenge, grooved copper heat pipes charged with R134 a refrigerant were integrated into a demonstration enclosure subjected to a 400 W heat load. Analytical comparisons between fin-based cooling and heat pipe-based cooling showed that heat pipes offersignificantly higher effective thermal conductivity and superior heat dissipation capability. The fabricated system also incorporates DC fans for enhanced convection and an loT-based remote temperature monitoring system for real time performance tracking. The results demonstrate that heat pipe technology provides a compact, energy efficient, and sustainable solution for passive cooling of industrial enclosures. Key Words:Enclosure, Passive Thermal Management, Phase, Conductivity, Closed-Loop,Capillary Action, Axial,Grooved .

Fields of Study & Subjects

Heat Transfer and Boiling Studies Heat Transfer and Optimization Heat Transfer and Numerical Methods

Publication details

Journal / source
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
Volume
05
Issue
03
Pages
1–9
Publication date
15 March 2026
Language
EN