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Dual-tracer fluorescence thermometry measurements in a heated channel

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EXPERIMENTS IN FLUIDS
Volume 49, Issue 1, Pages 257-266

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00348-010-0853-9

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  1. National Science Foundation
  2. Sandia National Laboratories through NSF [CBET-0625825]
  3. Thermal Management Program, Office of Naval Research [N00014-09-1-0298]

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The exponential growth of component density in microelectronics has renewed interest in compact and high heat flux thermal management technologies that can handle local heat fluxes exceeding 1 kW/cm(2). Accurate and spatially resolved thermometry techniques that can measure liquid-phase temperatures without disturbing the coolant flow are important in developing new heat exchangers employing forced-liquid and evaporative cooling. This paper describes water temperature measurements using dual-tracer fluorescence thermometry (DFT) with fluorescein and sulforhodamine B in laminar Poiseuille flow through polydimethyl siloxane-glass channels heated on one side. The major advantage of using the ratio of the signals from these two fluorophores is their temperature sensitivity of 4.0-12% per A degrees C-a significant improvement over previous DFT studies at these spatial resolutions. For an in-plane spatial resolution of 30 mu m, the average experimental uncertainties in the temperature data are estimated to be 0.3A degrees C.

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