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Liquid to Liquid Cooling for High Heat Density Liquid Cooled Data Centers
ASME 2022 International Technical Conference and Exhibition on Packaging and Integration of Electronic and Photonic Microsystems, 2022Abstract Removal of heat is becoming a major challenge in today’s data centers. Computing-intensive applications such as artificial intelligence and machine learning are pushing data center to compute intensive systems, such as GPU, CPU, and switches to their extreme limits.
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Cooling properties of everyday liquids
Burns, 2012To examine the cooling properties of a variety of 'everyday' hot liquids within the context of scald injuries in the United Kingdom.The temperature of common hot liquids, including water, tea, coffee and various other liquids (i.e. takeaway coffees, "Indian tea", chicken curries, hot milk and oil) were recorded over a time period, using digital cooking
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2011 International Green Computing Conference and Workshops, 2011
This paper investigated micro-channel based liquid cooling in 3D-ICs. Specifically, the structure of 3D-IC with micro-channels, and its thermal/hydrodynamic modeling are studied. Also, the design challenges of micro-channel heat sinks in 3D-IC are summarized.
Bing Shi 0001, Ankur Srivastava 0001
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This paper investigated micro-channel based liquid cooling in 3D-ICs. Specifically, the structure of 3D-IC with micro-channels, and its thermal/hydrodynamic modeling are studied. Also, the design challenges of micro-channel heat sinks in 3D-IC are summarized.
Bing Shi 0001, Ankur Srivastava 0001
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New Electronics, 2020
Tom Gregory looks at thermal management in the next generation of data centre electronics
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Tom Gregory looks at thermal management in the next generation of data centre electronics
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Liquid to Air Cooling for High Heat Density Liquid Cooled Data Centers
ASME 2022 International Technical Conference and Exhibition on Packaging and Integration of Electronic and Photonic Microsystems, 2022Abstract Growing demand for dense and high-performing IT compute capacity to support deep learning and artificial intelligence workloads necessitates data centers to look for more robust thermal management strategies. Today, data centers across the world are turning to liquid-based cooling solutions to keep up with the increased cooling ...
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True liquid cooling of computers
Proceedings of the June 13-16, 1977, national computer conference on - AFIPS '77, 1977True Liquid Cooling means removing the heat from the heat source with a liquid instead of just pre-chilling air with cold water. One of the major advantages of True Liquid Cooling over pre-chilling air is that the heat may be rejected from the internal liquid into either chilled water or computer room air, at the option of the customer.The basic ...
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2005
A fluid cooled speaker having a T-yoke with a pole piece, a magnet surrounding the pole piece, a voice coil positioned between the pole piece and the magnet, and a cone connected to the voice coil. The T-yoke includes a body having a base and a pole piece with a sealed cavity formed within the pole piece.
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A fluid cooled speaker having a T-yoke with a pole piece, a magnet surrounding the pole piece, a voice coil positioned between the pole piece and the magnet, and a cone connected to the voice coil. The T-yoke includes a body having a base and a pole piece with a sealed cavity formed within the pole piece.
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2023
In the cooling of electronic equipment, liquid cooling is frequently applied to high power electronic equipment because of its high heat transfer capability. Liquid cooling can further be divided into single- and two-phase flow systems. The latter involves phase change processes such as boiling or condensation that greatly increases the heat transfer ...
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In the cooling of electronic equipment, liquid cooling is frequently applied to high power electronic equipment because of its high heat transfer capability. Liquid cooling can further be divided into single- and two-phase flow systems. The latter involves phase change processes such as boiling or condensation that greatly increases the heat transfer ...
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A Magnetic Manipulator Cooled With Liquid Nitrogen
IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 2018Miniature robots manipulated by external magnetic fields could enable less invasive surgeries. Magnetic tools, capsules, or medication can be controlled inside a human body using electromagnets. However, resistive magnetic devices able to produce strong magnetic fields in a large volume inefficiently use space and energy.
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The Development of Liquid Cooling
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1939FOR many years the basic design and construction of aircraft has been closely linked with the cooling system employed for the power plant which it is desired to utilise and as a general rule machines have been produced specifically for either liquid‐ or air‐cooled engines. Conversions of liquid‐cooled engined machines to suit an air‐cooled installation
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