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A Pulsating heat pipe is a simple device used to transfer the heat from one place to the other i.e., from evaporator to condenser . Pulsating  heat pipes was first proposed and patented by Akachi as a passive cooling device. Pulsating  heat pipes (PHPs) are one of the latest developments in the area of heat transfer. Heat pipe can have an extremely high thermal conductivity in steady state operation.  There is also no pump; therefore, the PHP is passive and needs no power for operation. Literature survey : Asirvatham using silver water nanofluid on the heat transfer performance of a heat pipe and showed a substantial reduction in thermal resistance of 76.2% and an enhancement in the evaporation heat transfer coefficient of 52.7% for 0.009% silver nanofluid. Yousefi  experimentally investigated the effects of inclination angle and nanofluids on the performance of a heat pipe used for CPU cooling. With the CPU in the horizontal position. Their results indi...

How to Secure Your Wireless Home Network How teaches you how to prevent unauthorized access to your wireless home network by securing your router. You can do this by editing your network's settings from the router's page. Keep in mind that router pages are often unique to the specific brand (and even model) of router that you use, meaning that you'll most likely have to poke around your router's page to find the settings that you need to change.