cooling system
A heat dissipation system and heat exchanger technology, applied in cooling/ventilation/heating transformation, instrumentation, computing, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the total efficiency of the data center and the inefficiency of the air conditioning system
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[0050] Rack-mounted electronic equipment, such as computing equipment, networking equipment, and storage equipment, can generate significant amounts of heat due to the nature of their operation. This heat needs to be dissipated to help prevent damage to the electronics and to enhance the operation and lifespan of the electronics. Data centers have traditionally utilized front-to-back air convection cooling to cool rack-mounted electronics. But device densities have increased to the point where thermal shadowing renders these cooling systems unusable in many environments. Energy efficiency and operating cost considerations also consider air cooling to be problematic.
[0051] By way of example, in order to meet device temperature requirements using forced air cooling, a significant amount of heat needs to be handled by heat sinks and fans. Heat sinks and fans are significant hindrances to system board and processor layout. As an example, the volume of space for an air-cooled...
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