Industrial Air Cooling
Fans, ducts, heat sinks and air-cooled equipment as direct heat-removal systems.
Air vs liquid cooling, cold plates, immersion, thermal interfaces, racks and electronic hotspots.
Fans, ducts, heat sinks and air-cooled equipment as direct heat-removal systems.
Why liquids can move more heat with smaller flow volumes than air.
Cold plates placed close to electronic heat sources.
Electronic equipment operated in specially selected dielectric fluids.
Liquid-cooled plates that collect heat from electronics or industrial equipment.
Extended surfaces that spread heat and increase area available for convection.
Fill microscopic gaps between solid surfaces to reduce contact resistance.
Airflow, liquid cooling, heat rejection and facility energy around IT equipment.
Separate supply and exhaust air paths to reduce recirculation in data centres.
Liquid-cooled rack doors that capture server exhaust heat.
Why local semiconductor temperature can be much higher than average enclosure temperature.