This application relates to a
heat pipe structure, a
cylinder head, an engine, and a vehicle. The
heat pipe structure includes an
evaporation section and a condensation section. The
evaporation section has a first hollow cavity, and the sidewalls of the first hollow cavity are provided with a
combustion chamber heat-conducting area, an intake manifold heat-conducting area, and an
exhaust manifold heat-conducting area, with the intake manifold heat-conducting area and the
exhaust manifold heat-conducting area located on both sides of the
combustion chamber heat-conducting area. The condensation section has a second hollow cavity, and the second hollow cavity is connected to the first hollow cavity. This application provides heat-conducting areas such as the
combustion chamber heat-conducting area, the intake manifold heat-conducting area, and the
exhaust manifold heat-conducting area on the
evaporation section of the
heat pipe structure. These areas can respectively contact the
cylinder head combustion chamber, the
cylinder head intake manifold, and the cylinder head exhaust manifold to achieve
heat transfer. This is beneficial for improving the temperature uniformity of the area where the cylinder head
combustion chamber is located in the cylinder head body, reducing the risk of
engine knocking. Heat dissipation is achieved through passive
phase change of the heat exchange medium, without generating additional
power consumption, which is beneficial for improving engine
thermal efficiency.