Technical Description
The technology relates to a gyroid-based heat exchanger designed for fluid-to-fluid heat transfer. It uses interconnected three-dimensional unit cells containing two separate flow channels divided by a thin curved partition wall based on a triply periodic minimal surface.
Problems Addressed
- Poor Performance Under High Thermal Loads
- Turbulence-based Designs Create Additional Issues
- Complex And Costly Construction
- Limited Heat-transfer Area
- Heavy And Bulky Systems
- Need For A Compact, Efficient And Manufacturable Design
Tech Features
- Gyroid TPMS Partition Wall
- Two Perpendicular Fluid Channels
- Higher Heat-Transfer Surface Area
- Compact and Lightweight Build
- Greater Turbulence and Internal Mixing
- Stackable Cuboid or Cylindrical Cells
Target Audience
- Automotive And EV Thermal Management
- Clean Energy And Power Generation
- HVAC And Ventilation Equipment Makers
- Chemical And Petrochemical Processing Plants
- Aerospace Thermal System Suppliers
- Additive Manufacturing Service Providers
Tech ID: P03-2214 TRL 4 Patent Status: Granted Available For Exclusive and Non-exclusive License
