Abstract
This study describes a novel heat sink design approach employs the field synergy concept and multitarget response surface methodology (RSM). The multiobjective response surface methodology can be used to determine the simulation equations that will maximize the heat transfer of fins at various fin heights, fin angles, and fin circumferences, when considering the impact of jet flow heat exchange. The goal of the response value was to maintain the minimum possible average field coangle and fin temperature. The results show that the ideal heat sink size would be the following: fins with a height of 50 mm, an angle of 60 degrees, and the number of fins equal to five. We examined the impact of wall speed on the heat transfer caused by the field synergy angle. Our findings suggest that with the synchromesh of the display field, heat-dissipation efficiency rises.
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