Water Based Mn-Zn Magnetic Fluid Heat Dissipation Capacity Testing Platform

Abstract

Abstract Manganese zinc magnetic fluid is a temperature sensitive magnetic fluid that can regulate its flow behavior using temperature and magnetic fields. However, there is currently no testing platform for evaluating the heat dissipation ability of this magnetic fluid working fluid by coupling temperature and magnetic fields. This article establishes two experimental testing platforms for applying magnetic fields, namely a circulating pipeline and a temperature equalization plate. Compared with deionized water, evaluate the average temperature and heat dissipation ability of water-based manganese zinc magnetic fluid. The test results show that the heat dissipation start time of the manganese zinc magnetic fluid loop pipe is better than that of deionized water. Under the action of magnetic field (500Gs), the average temperature of the circulating pipeline decreases by 7.2% (heat source power 15W); Under the action of a magnetic field (3000Gs), the thermal resistance of the homogenizing plate (filled with 48% water-based manganese zinc magnetic fluid) decreases by about 16.7% (heat source power 140W). The water-based manganese zinc magnetic fluid working fluid exhibits better heat transfer performance than the deionized water working fluid under high heat source power. The experimental results prove that the designed water-based manganese zinc magnetic fluid working fluid heat dissipation capacity testing platform has reliable experimental quantification results.