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To: DRBES who wrote (28218)	2/12/2001 11:39:41 PM
From: Mani1	Read Replies (3) of 275872

DARBES re <<Close but no cigar.>> Sorry, but the working fluid in all laptops is water, ALWAYS. Trust me on this one. Re <<often at the wrong temperature for many applications under consideration>> Nope, it is exactly the correct temperature range, (70 to 95 C) Keep in mind that the hot side of pipe stays at least a good 10 degrees cooler than the die junction temperature. Re <<Rankin fluids often are employed>> I presume you mean Rankine. Either way, there is no such thing as "Rankine fluids". Rankine either refers to a temperature scale, or refers to a cycle that the condensation and evaporation are performed at constant pressure. It has nothing to do with our discussion. Re <<There is also a wick in there someplace.>> Yes, wicking due to surface tension of the liquid is what makes the fluid go back to the hot side after condensation. Mani

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