Dual-tracer fluorescence thermometry measurements in a heated channel |
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Authors: | Myeongsub Kim Minami Yoda |
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Institution: | (1) George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 30332-0405, USA |
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Abstract: | The exponential growth of component density in microelectronics has renewed interest in compact and high heat flux thermal
management technologies that can handle local heat fluxes exceeding 1 kW/cm2. Accurate and spatially resolved thermometry techniques that can measure liquid-phase temperatures without disturbing the
coolant flow are important in developing new heat exchangers employing forced-liquid and evaporative cooling. This paper describes
water temperature measurements using dual-tracer fluorescence thermometry (DFT) with fluorescein and sulforhodamine B in laminar
Poiseuille flow through polydimethyl siloxane-glass channels heated on one side. The major advantage of using the ratio of
the signals from these two fluorophores is their temperature sensitivity of 4.0–12% per °C—a significant improvement over
previous DFT studies at these spatial resolutions. For an in-plane spatial resolution of 30 μm, the average experimental uncertainties
in the temperature data are estimated to be 0.3°C. |
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