This utility model belongs to the field of heat dissipation technology, specifically relating to a
loop heat pipe structure, including an
evaporator, a condenser, and a liquid
receiver. A liquid pipeline connects the condenser, liquid
receiver, and
evaporator, and the liquid pipeline contains a
working fluid that circulates within the
loop heat pipe structure. The
evaporator is also connected to the condenser via a steam pipeline. A spiral guide vane is provided on the inner wall of the steam pipeline, and a cooling pipeline is coaxially fitted on the outer side of the steam pipeline to form a
cooling channel. The cooling pipeline is connected to a cooling device and a
circulating pump via a
coolant pipeline. This utility model reduces steam flow resistance and improves condensation efficiency by setting spiral guide vanes within the steam pipeline. Especially in vertical
pipe sections, it avoids localized overheating caused by steam stagnation. Furthermore, the
cooling channel actively dissipates heat, preventing heat accumulation on the
pipe wall and reducing the range of
steam temperature fluctuations.