Thermoelectricity driven liquid metal flow for high power density cooling applications

Andris Bojarevičs; Imants Kaldre

Thermoelectricity driven liquid metal flow for high power density cooling applications

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the international scientific colloquium "Modelling for electromagnetic processing" : Hannover, September 16-19, 2014
Place of Publication	Hannover
Publisher	[Leibniz University of Hannover]
Pages	211-215
ISBN (Print)	9783000467363
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Thermoelectricity driven liquid metal flow for high power density cooling applications. / Bojarevičs, Andris ; Kaldre, Imants.
Proceedings of the international scientific colloquium "Modelling for electromagnetic processing" : Hannover, September 16-19, 2014. Hannover: [Leibniz University of Hannover], 2014. p. 211-215.

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Thermoelectricity driven liquid metal flow for high power density cooling applications

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