By thermal analysis of the reflection mirror in a free-electron laser under high repetition rates within the fluid and solid heat transfer method, the water temperature increase of the cooling tube was found to influence the wall temperature of the fluid–solid interface and results in an asymmetrical temperature distribution of the footprint centreline in the mirror. Here, a more accurate thermal analysis of the reflection mirror under a high heat load is presented that will improve the cooling scheme design of the mirror.

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