Three-dimensionally (3D) Printed Bio-inspired Hydrophobic Surfaces for Improving Spray Cooling Technique
Utilizing hydrophobic patterns on the surfaces of heat exchangers will help optimize heat transfer.
Beomjin Kwon
Beomjin Kwon is an assistant professor with the School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy at Arizona State University. He aims to improve the energy conversion and transport systems by understanding and exploiting advanced manufacturing and materials. He has developed various energy systems including additively manufactured heat exchangers, wearable thermoelectric generators, and picowatt-scale mid-infrared sensors.
Total projects: 3
Projects
3D printed Oscillating Flow Mixers to Enhance Heat Transfer in Liquid Cooling Channels
Enhancing heat transfer in liquid cooling channels will contribute to the advances in heat exchanges and thermodynamic systems.
Flow Visualization and Heat Transfer in Micro-Polymer Tubes
Studying the flow and heat transfer properties of 3D-printed, millimeter-scale polymer tubes will aid in designing better heat exchangers.
