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Ionic wind review-2020: advancement and application in thermal management

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Heat dissipation in electronic devices is highly essential to maintain the temperature within safe limits and overcome the component failure. Ionic wind has emerged as one of the potential cooling technologies in thermal management of electronic devices over conventional cooling methods. The ionic wind cooling has drawn considerable attention for both external and internal flows owing to the favorable characteristics such as silent operation, quick response, minimum power and compactness. In the recent years, new actuating strategies have been developed by various researchers for enhancement of heat dissipation. The motive of the present review is categorized into three. The first is to provide an insight in recent advancement of ionic wind from the point of physics and electric field; later the application of ionic wind for heat transfer enhancement in both external and internal flows such as cooling of plates, circular tubes, channel, power chips and heat exchangers is reported. In addition, the delay in flow separation accounting for change in flow characteristics is also discussed. Some of the key outcomes and new designs of ionic wind generator are highlighted, which guides for further optimal design. Finally, the ongoing challenges and possible future research areas that can have impact on technology is presented.

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Venkatesh, S., Kumar, A., Bhattacharya, A. et al. Ionic wind review-2020: advancement and application in thermal management. Sādhanā 46, 165 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12046-021-01687-0

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