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What Are the Innovations in Heat Removal Techniques?
Recent advancements in heat removal techniques include:
1.
Microreactors
: These devices have high surface area-to-volume ratios, providing excellent heat transfer and control.
2.
Phase Change Materials (PCMs)
: These materials absorb and release heat during phase transitions, providing an efficient way to manage heat loads.
3.
Advanced Computational Models
: Simulation tools can predict heat distribution and help design reactors with optimal heat removal characteristics.
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