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Abstract
An exemplary heat dissipation device for a heat-generating component includes a heat sink, a heat pipe and a heat conductive member. The heat sink includes a plurality of stacked first fins and second fins. Each of the first fins defines an accommodating groove therein. The heat pipe includes an evaporator section, a condenser section and a connecting section interconnecting the evaporator section and the condenser section. The evaporator section thermally connects the heat-generating component. The connecting section extends obliquely from the evaporator section to the first fins. The condenser section is attached to the second fins. The connecting section is accommodated in the accommodating grooves of the first fins, and makes no thermal contact with the first fins. The heat conductive member thermally connects the first fins with the heat-generating component.
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- The disclosure generally relates to heat dissipation, and particularly to a heat dissipation device with a heat pipe.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- It is well known that heat is generated by electronic components, such as integrated circuit chips, during their operation. If the heat is not efficiently removed, the electronic components may suffer damage. Thus, heat dissipation devices are often used to cool the electronic components.
- A typical heat dissipation device includes a fin assembly and a heat pipe attached to the fin assembly. The heat pipe is generally bent to have an oblique section with respect to the fin assembly. With this configuration, heat generated by an electronic component can be rapidly transferred to the fin assembly.
- However, during assembly, it is difficult for the oblique section of the heat pipe to snugly contact the fin assembly. This may adversely affect heat transfer between the heat pipe and the fin assembly. If some fins of the fin assembly corresponding to the oblique section of the heat pipe are omitted, not only is the overall heat dissipation surface reduced, but also the oblique section of the heat pipe becomes exposed. The exposed oblique section of the heat pipe may adversely affect the aesthetic appearance of the heat dissipation device.
- What is needed, therefore, is a heat dissipation device with a heat pipe which can overcome the described limitations.
- Many aspects of the present embodiments can be better understood with reference to the following drawings. The components in the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the present embodiments. Moreover, in the drawings, like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the various views.
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FIG. 1 is an exploded, isometric view of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a first embodiment of the disclosure. -
FIG. 2 is inverted, enlarged, isometric view of a heat pipe assembly, a heat conductive member, a fan, and a mounting rack of the heat dissipation device ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 3 is an enlarged, partly assembled view of the heat dissipation device ofFIG. 1 , showing a heat sink disassembled from the heat pipe assembly, the heat conductive member, the fan, and the mounting rack. -
FIG. 4 is an assembled view of the heat dissipation device ofFIG. 3 . -
FIG. 5 is a plan view of a heat pipe of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a second embodiment of the disclosure. -
FIG. 6 is a plan view of a heat pipe of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a third embodiment of the disclosure. -
FIG. 7 is an exploded, isometric view of a heat conductive member and a heat sink of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a fourth embodiment of the disclosure. - Referring to
FIGS. 1 and 2 , a heat dissipation device in accordance with a first embodiment of the disclosure is shown. The heat dissipation device dissipates heat generated by a heat-generating electronic component (not shown), such as a central processing unit (CPU) or other component. The heat dissipation device includes abase 10, afan 20 located on thebase 20, aheat pipe assembly 30 mounted on thebase 10, aheat sink 40 thermally connecting with theheat pipe assembly 30, and a plurality of electricallyconductive posts 50 mounted on theheat sink 40. - The
base 10 includes abottom plate 11, and amounting rack 13 and a heatconductive member 15 located on thebottom plate 11. - The
bottom plate 11 is made of metal or metal alloy with a high heat conductivity coefficient, such as copper, copper-alloy, or other suitable material. Thebottom plate 11 is generally rectangular, and is attached to the heat-generating electronic component at a bottom surface thereof. Thebottom plate 11 defines a plurality of parallel and spaced receivinggrooves 111 in a top surface thereof, and a plurality offastener holes 113 at an outer periphery of thereceiving grooves 111 thereof. - The
mounting rack 13 is substantially rectangular, and forms a plurality offasteners 131 thereon, for mounting the heat dissipation device on a circuit board (not shown) on which the heat-generating electronic component is disposed. Themounting rack 13 includes atop plate 132 at the center thereof. Thetop plate 132 is generally rectangular, and defines a plurality of parallel and spacedreceiving grooves 1321 in a bottom surface thereof, corresponding to thereceiving grooves 111 of thebottom plate 11. Thetop plate 132 further defines an opening 1322 at a center thereof, and a plurality offixing holes 1323 at an outer periphery of the opening 1322 thereof. Thefixing holes 1323 correspond to thefastener holes 113 of thebottom plate 11, respectively. The opening 1322 includes anorienting hole 1324 and a pair of fixing grooves 1325 in communication with theorienting hole 1324. Theorienting hole 1324 is generally rectangular, and spans through an entire thickness of thetop plate 132. The fixing grooves 1325 are defined in a bottom surface of thetop plate 132, and are disposed at opposite ends of theorienting hole 1324, respectively. Themounting rack 13 defines two throughholes top plate 132, respectively. - The heat
conductive member 15 extends through the opening 1322 of themounting rack 13. The heatconductive member 15 includes a heatconductive base 151, and a plurality of cylindricalheat transfer posts 152 extending perpendicularly up from the heatconductive base 151. The heatconductive base 151 and theheat transfer posts 152 are made of metal or metal alloy with a high heat conductivity coefficient, such as copper, copper-alloy, or other suitable material. In this embodiment, theheat transfer posts 152 are integrally formed with the heatconductive base 151 as a single monolithic piece. Alternatively, each of theheat transfer posts 152 can be a single monolithic body welded or riveted on the heatconductive base 151. The heatconductive base 151 includes amain body 1514, and a pair oftabs 1515 extending out from opposite ends of themain body 1514, respectively. Themain body 1514 defines a plurality of parallel and spaced receivinggrooves 1516 in a bottom surface thereof. A height of themain body 1514 is greater than a depth of the opening 1322. A height of each of thetabs 1515 is equal to a depth of each of the fixing grooves 1325 of the opening 1322. Themain body 1514 extends through theorienting hole 1324 of the opening 1322. Thetabs 1515 are received in the fixing grooves 1325 of the opening 1322, respectively. At this time, the receivinggrooves main body 151, thebottom plate 11 and themounting rack 13 align with each other, and cooperatively define a plurality of cylindrical receiving grooves for receiving theheat pipe assembly 30. - The
fan 20 is an axial fan directing airflow toward theheat sink 40, and is fixed on one lateral side of themounting rack 13. - The
heat pipe assembly 30 includes afirst heat pipe 31, and a pair ofsecond heat pipes 33 at opposite sides of thefirst heat pipe 31. The first andsecond heat pipes first heat pipe 31 is bent to a U-shape. Thefirst heat pipe 31 includes anevaporator section 311, and twocondenser sections 312 extending perpendicularly up from opposite ends of theevaporator section 311, respectively. Theevaporator section 311 is horizontal and straight. Eachcondenser section 312 is vertical and straight, and is attached perpendicularly to theheat sink 40. Each of thesecond heat pipes 33 includes anevaporator section 331, twocondenser sections 332, and two connectingsections 333 interconnecting thecondenser sections 332 and opposite ends of theevaporator section 331, respectively. Theevaporator section 331 is horizontal and straight. The connectingsections 333 extend laterally, obliquely and outwardly up from the opposite ends of theevaporator section 331 to theheat sink 40, respectively. In this embodiment, the connectingsections 333 are straight. Eachcondenser section 332 extends from a corresponding connectingsection 333 to theheat sink 40. Thecondenser section 332 is vertical and straight, and is attached perpendicularly to theheat sink 40. - The
heat sink 40 includes a plurality of stackedfirst fins 41,second fins 43 andthird fins 45. Thefirst fins 41 are located at the bottommost end of theheat sink 40 adjacent to thebase 10. Thethird fins 45 are located at a topmost end of theheat sink 40 farthest away from thebase 10. Thesecond fins 43 are disposed between thefirst fins 41 and thethird fins 45. In other words, thesecond fins 43 are arranged on thefirst fins 41, and under thethird fins 45. The second andthird fins condenser sections 332 of eachsecond heat pipe 33. Thefirst fins 41 correspond to the connectingsections 333 of eachsecond heat pipe 33. The connectingsections 333 of eachsecond heat pipe 33 extend laterally, obliquely and outwardly from the opposite ends of theevaporator section 331 to thefirst fins 41, respectively. - The first, second and
third fins third fins holes conductive posts 50 therein, respectively. Each of the first andsecond fins hole fan 20. The receiving holes 412, 432 of the first andsecond fins fan 20. The receiving space is higher than thefan 20. Alternatively, the receiving space can be defined only in thefirst fins 41 when such a receiving space is large enough to receive thefan 20. - Each of the
first fins 41 defines twoaccommodating grooves evaporator sections heat pipe assembly 30, for accommodating the four connectingsections 333 of the twosecond heat pipes 33. Theaccommodating grooves holes rack 13, respectively. Theaccommodating grooves 413 are located at one side of thefirst fins 41 farthest away from thefan 20, and cooperatively define an accommodating space for accommodating one of the connectingsections 333 of eachsecond heat pipe 33. Theaccommodating grooves 414 are disposed between theaccommodating grooves 413 and the receivingholes 412, and communicate with the receiving holes 412. Theaccommodating grooves 414 cooperatively define another accommodating space for accommodating another one of the connectingsections 333 of eachsecond heat pipe 33. Theaccommodating grooves accommodating grooves sections 333 of thesecond heat pipes 33 is greater than a distance spanned by such pair of connectingsections 333 when projected onto thefirst fins 41. A topmost pair of theaccommodating grooves section 333 of thesecond heat pipes 33. - Each
first fin 41 defines a plurality of engagingholes 416 between theaccommodating grooves holes 416 are circular, and align with the heat transfer posts 152 of the heatconductive member 15 for receiving the heat transfer posts 152 therein, respectively. The number of engagingholes 416 corresponds to the number of heat transfer posts 152. Each of the second andthird fins holes condenser sections heat pipe assembly 30 and theaccommodating grooves first fins 41, respectively. - The electrically
conductive posts 50 are made of metal or metal alloy with a high heat conductivity coefficient, such as copper, copper-alloy, or other suitable material. The electricallyconductive posts 50 are elongated and cylindrical. The electricallyconductive posts 50 extend through and are snugly engaged in the joiningholes third fins third fins conductive posts 50 are electrically connected together. This reduces the electric resistance between the first, second andthird fins third fins heat sink 40. Each of the electricallyconductive posts 50 is fixed on the mountingrack 13 of thebase 10, for further fixing theheat sink 40. - Referring to
FIGS. 3 and 4 , during assembly of the heat dissipation device, theevaporator sections heat pipe assembly 30 are received in the cylindrical receiving grooves cooperatively defined by the receivinggrooves conductive member 15, thebottom plate 11 and the mountingrack 13, respectively. Thecondenser sections heat pipe assembly 30 extend through the throughholes rack 13, respectively. The heatconductive member 15 is disposed between thecondenser sections heat pipe assembly 30. A plurality of screws 137 (shown inFIG. 1 ) extend through the fixingholes 1323 of thetop plate 132 of the mountingrack 13 and are screwed in the fastener holes 114 of thebottom plate 11, respectively, thereby snugly engaging theevaporator sections heat pipe assembly 30 with thebottom base 11, the mountingrack 13 and the heatconductive member 15. - The
heat sink 40 is secured on thebase 10. At this time, thefan 20 is received in the receivingholes second fins fins condenser sections 332 of thesecond heat pipes 33 extend through theaccommodating grooves first fins 41, and are received and engaged in the connectingholes third fins sections 333 of thesecond heat pipe 33 are received in theaccommodating grooves first fins 41, respectively, and have no thermal contact with thefirst fins 41. Top portions of thecondenser sections 312 of thefirst heat pipe 31 are received and engaged in the connectingholes third fins condenser sections 312 of thefirst heat pipe 31 are received in theaccommodating grooves first fins 41, respectively. The heat transfer posts 152 of the heatconductive member 15 are received and engaged in the engagingholes 416 of thefirst fins 416 via welding, respectively. - During operation of the heat dissipation device, the
bottom plate 11 absorbs heat from the heat generating electronic component. A portion of the heat absorbed by thebottom plate 11 is transferred to the second andthird fins heat sink 40 via theheat pipe assembly 30, and another portion of the heat absorbed by thebottom plate 11 is transferred to thefirst fins 41 of theheat sink 40 via the heatconductive member 15. Thefan 20 produces airflow toward theheat sink 40, and thereby dissipates heat from theheat sink 40 into the ambient air. - In the heat dissipation device, the
first fins 41 of theheat sink 40 define theaccommodating grooves oblique connecting sections 333 of thesecond heat pipes 33, respectively, and the heatconductive member 15 thermally connects thefirst fins 41 with the heat-generating electronic component. Therefore, the heat generated by the heat-generating electronic component can be transferred to thefirst fins 41 via the heatconductive member 15. Thus, thefirst fins 41 corresponding to theoblique connecting sections 333 of thesecond heat pipes 33 are full utilized for heat dissipation, whereby the overall heat dissipation surface area of the heat dissipation device is increased. In addition, theoblique connecting sections 333 of thesecond heat pipes 33 are not exposed. Thereby, the aesthetic appearance of the heat dissipation device is improved. - Referring to
FIG. 5 , asecond heat pipe 33 a of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a second embodiment of the disclosure is shown. Thesecond heat pipe 33 a differs from thesecond heat pipe 33 of the first embodiment only in that connectingsections 333 a of thesecond heat pipe 33 a are arcuate, and extend longitudinally, obliquely and outwardly up from the opposite ends of theevaporator section 331 to theheat sink 40, respectively. - Referring to
FIG. 6 , asecond heat pipe 33 b of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a third embodiment of the disclosure is shown. Thesecond heat pipe 33 b differs from thesecond heat pipe 33 a in the second embodiment only in that thesecond heat pipe 33 b only includes onecondenser section 332 b and one connectingsection 333 b formed at one end of theevaporator section 331. - The quantity and the locations of the
accommodating grooves holes heat sink 40 can be varied according to thesecond heat pipes - Referring to
FIG. 7 , a heat sink 40 c and a heatconductive member 15 c of a heat dissipation device in accordance with a fourth embodiment of the disclosure is shown. The heat sink 40 c differs from theheat sink 40 of the first embodiment only in that each of second andthird fins 43 c, 45 c further defines anengaging hole hole 416 of eachfirst fin 41. The heatconductive member 15 c differs from the heatconductive member 15 of the first embodiment in that heat transfer posts 152 c of the heatconductive member 15 c further extend into the second andthird fins 43 c, 45 c, and are snugly received in the engagingholes third fins third fins 43 c, 45 c via the heatconductive member 15 c. Alternatively, the heat transfer posts 152 c can be only received in the engagingholes second fins 41, 43 c, respectively. - It is to be understood, however, that even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present embodiments have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structures and functions of the embodiments, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
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1. A heat dissipation device for a heat-generating component, the heat dissipation device comprising:
a heat sink comprising a plurality of stacked first fins and second fins, each of the first fins defining an accommodating groove therein;
a heat pipe attached to the heat sink, the heat pipe comprising an evaporator section, a condenser section and a connecting section interconnecting the evaporator section and the condenser section, the evaporator section configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component, the connecting section extending obliquely from the evaporator section to the first fins, the condenser section attached to the second fins, the connecting section accommodated in the accommodating grooves of the first fins and not contacting the first fins; and
a heat conductive member connecting with the first fins, and configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component.
2. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , wherein each first fin defines a joining hole therein, the heat conductive member comprises a heat conductive base and a heat transfer post on the heat conductive base, the heat conductive base is configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component, and the heat transfer post is received in the joining holes of the first fins.
3. The heat dissipation device of claim 2 , further comprising a top plate, the top plate defining an opening therethrough, the heat conductive base extending through the opening.
4. The heat dissipation device of claim 3 , wherein the top plate and the heat conductive base both define a receiving groove therein, and the receiving grooves receives the evaporator section of the heat pipe.
5. The heat dissipation device of claim 3 , wherein the opening comprises an orienting hole and a pair of fixing grooves in communication with the orienting hole, the orienting hole spans through an entire thickness of the top plate, the fixing grooves are disposed at opposite ends of the orienting hole, respectively, the heat conductive base comprises a main body and a pair of tabs extending out from opposite ends of the main body, respectively, the main body extends through the orienting hole of the opening, and the tabs are oriented in the fixing grooves of the opening, respectively.
6. The heat dissipation device of claim 2 , wherein each of the second fins defines a joining hole therein, and the heat transfer post further extends to the second fins and is received in the joining holes of the second fins.
7. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , wherein the connecting section of the heat pipe extends laterally and obliquely from the evaporator section, or longitudinally and obliquely from the evaporator section.
8. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , wherein a width of the accommodating groove is greater than a distance spanned by the connecting section when projected onto the first fins.
9. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , wherein the connecting section of the heat pipe is one of arcuate and straight.
10. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , further comprising an electrically conductive post extending through at least one of the plurality of first fins and the combined plurality of first and second fins.
11. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , wherein each of the second fins defines a connecting hole aligning with the accommodating grooves of the first fins, and the condenser section of the heat pipe is received in the connecting holes of the second fins.
12. The heat dissipation device of claim 1 , further comprising a fan positioned for directing airflow to the heat sink, one of the plurality of first fins and the combined plurality of first and second fins defining a receiving space receiving the fan therein, the receiving space communicating with the accommodating grooves of the first fins.
13. A heat dissipation device for a heat-generating component, the heat dissipation device comprising:
a heat sink defining an accommodating space therein;
a heat pipe comprising an evaporator section, a condenser section and a connecting section interconnecting the evaporator section and the condenser section, the evaporator section configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component, the connecting section extending obliquely from the evaporator section to the heat sink, the condenser section attached to the heat sink, the connecting section accommodated in the accommodating space of the heat sink and not contacting the heat sink; and
a heat conductive member connecting with the first fins, and configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component.
14. The heat dissipation device of claim 13 , wherein the heat sink defines a joining hole therein, the heat conductive member comprises a heat conductive base and a heat transfer post on the heat conductive base, the heat conductive base is configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component, and the heat transfer post is received in the joining hole of the heat sink.
15. The heat dissipation device of claim 14 , further comprising a top plate, the top plate defining an opening therethrough, the opening comprising an orienting hole and a pair of fixing grooves in communication with the orienting hole, the orienting hole extending through the top plate, the fixing grooves disposed at opposite ends of the orienting hole, respectively, the heat conductive base comprising a main body and a pair of tabs extending out from opposite ends of the main body, respectively, the main body extending through the orienting hole of the opening, the tabs oriented in the fixing grooves of the opening, respectively.
16. The heat dissipation device of claim 13 , wherein the connecting section of the heat pipe extends laterally and obliquely from the evaporator section, or longitudinally and obliquely from the evaporator section.
17. The heat dissipation device of claim 13 , wherein a width of the accommodating space is greater than a distance spanned by the connecting section when projected onto the heat sink.
18. A heat dissipation device for a heat-generating component, the heat dissipation device comprising:
a heat sink comprising a plurality of stacked first fins and second fins, internal portions of the first fins cooperatively defining an accommodating space of the first fins;
a heat pipe attached to the heat sink, the heat pipe comprising an evaporator section, a condenser section and a connecting section interconnecting the evaporator section and the condenser section, the evaporator section configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component, the connecting section extending obliquely from the evaporator section to the first fins, the condenser section attached to the second fins, and the connecting section accommodated in the accommodating space of the first fins without contacting any of the first fins; and
a heat conductive member connecting with the first fins, and configured for thermally connecting with the heat-generating component.
19. The heat dissipation device of claim 18 , wherein each first fin defines a joining hole therein, the heat conductive member comprises a heat conductive base and a heat transfer post on the heat conductive base, the heat conductive base is configured for thermally connecting the heat-generating component, and the heat transfer post is received in the joining holes of the first fins.
20. The heat dissipation device of claim 18 , wherein the connecting section of the heat pipe extends laterally and obliquely from the evaporator section, or longitudinally and obliquely from the evaporator section.
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