Integrated Liquid-Cooling Radiator with Copper Sheet and Pump
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional water-cooling radiators have a non-compact structure, are inconvenient to use, and suffer from poor heat dissipation due to the absence of a water pump and partitions, leading to inefficient cooling and heat dissipation.
Innovation Solution
An integrated liquid-cooling radiator design featuring two reservoirs with partitions and thermally conductive copper sheets, along with radiating pipes and a built-in liquid pump, enhancing flow speed and heat dissipation efficiency by extending the cooling liquid's flow path.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Volume of moving object
If the water-cooling radiator and water-cooling block are arranged separately with water pipes connecting them, then the cooling system can function, but the structure is not compact and inconvenient to use
Solution Approach 1:
The patent integrates the water-cooling radiator and water-cooling block into a single integrated liquid-cooling radiator structure. The reservoir serves dual functions as both storage and heat dissipation components, eliminating the need for separate water pipes and connections, thereby achieving a compact and convenient structure
2Productivity
If the reservoir has no water pump function, then the structure is simple, but the water flow speed is slower and heat dissipation efficiency is low
Solution Approach 1:
The water pump is integrated directly into the reservoir structure, merging the pumping function with the storage function. This integration enables active water circulation to improve flow speed and heat dissipation efficiency while maintaining a compact single-piece design without requiring external pump components
Solution Approach 2:
The integrated water pump within the reservoir enables the system to self-circulate cooling liquid actively, eliminating the need for external pumping mechanisms and achieving efficient heat dissipation through internal water circulation
3Productivity
If there is no partition in the reservoir, then the structure is simple, but the water flow distance is shorter and heat dissipation is ineffective
Solution Approach 1:
The reservoir is divided into multiple chambers by internal partitions, creating separate flow paths for water circulation. This segmentation extends the water flow distance through the reservoir, allowing more effective heat absorption and dissipation while maintaining an integrated structure
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The integrated design results in a compact, efficient, and effective heat dissipation system that improves cooling liquid flow speed and heat dissipation, addressing the limitations of conventional water-cooling radiators.
Implementation Method 1
The bottom of the first reservoir is provided with a thermally conductive copper sheet. A liquid inlet end of the thermally conductive copper sheet is in communication with the first liquid inlet. A liquid outlet end of the thermally conductive copper sheet is in communication with the first liquid outlet.
Implementation Method 2
Radiating fins are provided on the radiating pipes.
Implementation Method 3
A liquid pump is provided in the liquid pump chamber.
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AI summary
An integrated liquid-cooling radiator includes a first reservoir, a second reservoir and a plurality of radiating pipes. The first reservoir is made of a heat-dissipating metal material. A first partition is provided in the first reservoir to divide an inside of the first reservoir into a first liquid inlet chamber and a first liquid outlet chamber. A bottom of the first reservoir is provided with a thermally conductive copper sheet. By arranging the thermally conductive copper sheet on the first reservoir to form an integrated structure, the product has a compact structure.