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  • A Convection/Radiation Temperature Control System for High Power Density Electronic Device Testing 

    Sweetland, Matthew; Lienhard, John H; Slocum, Alexander H. (ASME International, 2008-08-12)
    Active control of die-level temperature is required during production testing of high power microprocessors in order to ensure accurate performance classification, but control is becoming more difficult as the device power ...

  • Evaporative cooling of continuously drawn glass fibers by water sprays 

    Sweetland, Matthew; Lienhard, John H (Elsevier BV, 2000-03)
    This paper examines the effect of the water sprays commonly used to cool freshly drawn glass fibers. A model has been developed using a Karman–Pohlhausen treatment of the velocity and thermal boundary layers and accounting ...

  • High Heat Flux Cooling by Liquid Jet-Array Modules 

    Lienhard, John H; Hadeler, J. (Wiley, 1999-11-03)
    Liquid jet impingement has a demonstrated capacity for high heat flux cooling. Here, we describe the use of a water jet array in removing heat fluxes of 1 to 17 MW/m2 over an area of 10 cm2. The jet array size may be ...

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