Peter M Dussinger

6712128, Mar 30, 2004

Nov 20, 2002

10/300094

Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA
David Sarraf - Elizabethtown PA

Thermal Corp. - Stanton DE

H05K 720

165 803, 165182, 165185, 361704

An air flow apparatus including an elongate post and a plurality of fin disks disposed on the elongate post, each fin disk including a centrally disposed opening therein for receiving the elongate post, and a plurality of flow openings disposed around the periphery of the centrally disposed opening. The air flow apparatus is preferably used in conjunction with a circulation device to form a heat exchanger.

6896039, May 24, 2005

May 7, 2004

10/841784

Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
Thomas L. Myers - Lititz PA, US
John H. Rosenfeld - Lancaster PA, US
Kenneth L. Minnerly - Lititz PA, US

Thermal Corp. - Stanton DE

F28D015/00

16510426, 16510421, 165 76, 361700, 257715

A heat pipe with superior heat transfer between the heat pipe and the heat source and heat sink is provided. The heat pipe is held tightly against the heat source by mounting holes which penetrate the structure of the heat pipe but are sealed off from the vapor chamber because they each are located within a sealed structure such as a pillar or the solid layers of the casing surrounding the vapor chamber. Another feature of the heat pipe is the use of a plurality of particles joined together by a brazing compound such that fillets of the brazing compound are formed between adjacent ones of the plurality of particles so as to form a network of capillary passageways between the particles of the wick.

7028760, Apr 18, 2006

Mar 1, 2005

11/069260

Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
Thomas L. Myers - Lititz PA, US
John H. Rosenfeld - Lancaster PA, US
Kenneth L. Minnerly - Lititz PA, US

Thermal Corp. - Wilmington DE

F28D 15/00
F28F 7/00

16510426, 16510421, 16510433, 165 803

A heat pipe with superior heat transfer between the heat pipe and the heat source and heat sink is provided. The heat pipe is held tightly against the heat source by mounting holes which penetrate the structure of the heat pipe but are sealed off from the vapor chamber because they each are located within a sealed structure such as a pillar or the solid layers of the casing surrounding the vapor chamber. Another feature of the heat pipe is the use of a plurality of particles joined together by a brazing compound such that fillets of the brazing compound are formed between adjacent ones of the plurality of particles so as to form a network of capillary passageways between the particles of the wick.

7066240, Jun 27, 2006

May 9, 2001

09/852322

Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
Thomas L. Myers - Lititz PA, US

Thermal Corp - Wilmington DE

F28D 15/00

16510426, 16510433, 361700, 257715

The apparatus is a heat pipe with superior heat transfer between the heat pipe and the heat source and heat sink. The heat pipe is held tightly against the heat source by mounting holes which penetrate the structure of the heat pipe but are sealed off from the vapor chamber because they each are located within a sealed structure such as a pillar or the solid layers of the casing surrounding the vapor chamber. Another feature of the heat pipe is the use of more highly heat conductive material for only that part of the wick in the region which contacts the heat source, so that there is superior heat conductivity in that region.

7100679, Sep 5, 2006

Dec 18, 2003

10/739709

Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
Thomas L. Myers - Lititz PA, US

Thermal Corp. - Wilmington DE

F28D 15/00

16510426, 16510421

A heat pipe with superior heat transfer between the heat pipe and the heat source and heat sink. The heat pipe is held tightly against the heat source by mounting holes which penetrate the structure of the heat pipe but are sealed off from the vapor chamber because they each are located within a sealed structure such as a pillar or the solid layers of the casing surrounding the vapor chamber. Another feature of the heat pipe is the use of more highly heat conductive material for only that part of the wick in the region which contacts the heat source, so that there is superior heat conductivity in that region.

7100680, Sep 5, 2006

Aug 9, 2005

11/200349

Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
Thomas L. Myers - Lititz PA, US

Thermal Corp. - Wilmington DE

F28D 15/00
F28F 7/00

16510426, 16510421, 165 83, 165185, 165 76, 361700, 257715

The apparatus is a heat pipe with superior heat transfer between the heat pipe and the heat source and heat sink. The heat pipe is held tightly against the heat source by mounting holes which penetrate the structure of the heat pipe but are sealed off from the vapor chamber because they each are located within a sealed structure such as a pillar or the solid layers of the casing surrounding the vapor chamber. Another feature of the heat pipe is the use of more highly heat conductive material for only that part of the wick in the region which contacts the heat source, so that there is superior heat conductivity in that region.

7748436, Jul 6, 2010

May 3, 2006

11/416731

William G. Anderson - Boundbrook NJ, US
David Sarraf - Elizabethtown PA, US
Peter M. Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
John R. Hartenstine - Mountville PA, US

Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc - Lancaster PA

F28D 15/00
H05K 7/20

16510426, 16510421

The apparatus is a capillary loop evaporator in which the vapor space is the internal volume of a cup shaped evaporator wick with sidewalls in full contact with the outer casing of the evaporator. Liquid is furnished to the wick through thicker wick wall sections, slabs protruding from the liquid-vapor barrier wick, eccentric wick cross sections, or tunnel arteries. The tunnel arteries can also be formed within heat flow reducing ridges protruding into the vapor space. The tunnel arteries can be fed liquid by bayonet tubes or cable arteries, and can be isolated from the heat source with regions of finer wick to impede vapor flow into the liquid. Tunnel arteries also enable separation of the evaporator and the reservoir for thermal isolation and structural flexibility. A wick within the reservoir aids collection of liquid in low gravity applications.

20020050341, May 2, 2002

Dec 12, 2001

10/020845

Peter Dussinger - Lititz PA, US
Thomas Myers - Lititz PA, US

F28D015/00

165/104260

The invention is a flat heat pipe heat spreader with the addition of a solid heat conductive structure spanning the internal space in the heat pipe only at the region of contact with the heat source. Capillary wick is also bonded to the sides of the solid heat conductive structure. Thus, the solid structure provides both direct heat conduction from the heat source to a heat sink mounted atop the heat spreader and also acts as an extended evaporator surface within the heat pipe. The combination furnishes a decrease in the thermal resistance compared to a heat pipe without the solid structure.