Editing Twin-Duo Hydrogen Thrusters (section)

==== Components ====

The Heat Management System consists of several key components:

* [[Heat Exchangers]]: High-efficiency heat exchangers are strategically positioned throughout the propulsion and electrolysis systems to transfer thermal energy away from critical components.
* [[Radiators]]: Advanced radiators equipped with thermoelectric modules or phase-change materials dissipate heat into the surrounding environment, maintaining optimal operating temperatures.
* [[Coolant Circulation System]]: A closed-loop coolant circulation system circulates a high-thermal-conductivity fluid (such as water or a specialized coolant) through the heat exchangers and radiators to absorb and transport heat away from sensitive components.
* [[Thermal Insulation]]: Insulation materials with low thermal conductivity are used to isolate heat-generating components from surrounding structures, preventing heat buildup in non-essential areas.
* [[Temperature Sensors and Control Systems]]: Distributed temperature sensors monitor thermal conditions in real-time, allowing the control systems to adjust coolant flow rates, activate cooling mechanisms, and implement emergency shutdown procedures if temperatures exceed safe thresholds.