This invention provides a high-power
heat pipe with anti-gravity capability. The
heat pipe has a columnar structure, including an
evaporation end, a condensation end, and a
liquid storage end. The two sides of the
evaporation end are connected to the condensation end and the
liquid storage end, respectively. The
evaporation end includes a capillary structure, a first shell, and a first connector. The condensation end includes a second shell, a third shell, a first end cap, a second end cap, a second connector, a connecting
pipe, a cavity, and a second vapor channel. The
liquid storage end includes a fourth shell, a third end cap, and a filling port. This invention achieves heat conduction through the evaporation and condensation of the
working fluid at the evaporation and condensation ends. Driven by the
pressure difference, the liquid
working fluid returns to the liquid storage end through the connecting
pipe and enters the capillary structure through the first connector, forming a self-circulating two-phase fluid loop. Simultaneously, by increasing capillary force and reducing flow resistance, the
heat transfer power is improved, and the anti-gravity capability is enhanced. With a simple condensation section length design, it can be applied to various application scenarios.