Patent classifications
H05K7/20354
HIGH PERFORMANCE COOLING MODULE
A hybrid cooling system is disclosed that combines a liquid coolant cycle and a refrigerant cycle to efficiently and effectively transfer heat away from a heat-generating component of a computing device. The liquid coolant cycle pumps a liquid coolant through a cold plate to extract heat from the heat-generating component. The heated liquid coolant passes through a coolant-to-refrigerant heat exchanger, where refrigerant from the refrigerant cycle absorbs the heat from the liquid coolant. The heated refrigerant passes through a compressor to a condenser, where the high-pressure, heated refrigerant is cooled by air passing over the condenser. The hybrid cooling system enables cooling of a heat-generating component better than by non-hybrid cooling systems.
COOLING DEVICE, CONTROL METHOD, AND STORAGE MEDIUM
A cooling device 10 comprising a first evaporation unit 11, a second evaporation unit 12, a first condensation unit 21, a second condensation unit 22, common piping CP, a compressor 30, an expansion valve 40, a first valve 71, and a second valve 72. The common piping CP combines liquid-phase refrigerant LP-COO flowing from the first condensation unit 21 and liquid-phase refrigerant LP-COO flowing from the second condensation unit 22. The first valve 71 adjusts the liquid-phase refrigerant amount LP-COO flowing into the first evaporation unit 11. The second valve 72 adjusts the liquid-phase refrigerant amount LP-COO flowing into the second evaporation unit 12. In addition, the pressure P0 inside the common pipe CP is greater than the respective pressures P1 and P2 inside the first evaporation unit 11 and the second evaporation unit 12. Thus, the length of the piping can be shortened.
Air-vapor separation method for immersed liquid cooling system and device thereof
The present invention relates to an air-vapor separation method for separating air from refrigerant vapor in an immersed liquid-cooling system. The immersed liquid-cooling system comprises an immersed server blade cabinet, a condensing device, an air-vapor separator and a refrigerant storage tank, wherein the refrigerant storage tank supplies a liquid refrigerant to the immersed server blade cabinet, and the liquid refrigerant undergoes a phase change to be vaporized into a refrigerant vapor for cooling of the heating element in the immersed server blade cabinet; the condensing device condenses the refrigerant vapor; the air-vapor separator separates a mixed gas in the immersed liquid-cooling system into the air and the refrigerant vapor. The cooling efficiency of the liquid-cooling system is improved by effectively separating the air from the refrigerant vapor in the liquid-cooling system.
Outdoor unit of air conditioner, cooling unit applied to the outdoor unit, and method for manufacturing the cooling unit
An outdoor unit of an air conditioner having an improved structure to efficiently cool a heating unit of electronic parts therein, a cooling unit applied to the outdoor unit, and a method for manufacturing the cooling unit are provided. The outdoor unit of an air conditioner includes a case, a compressor for compressing a refrigerant, a condenser for condensing a refrigerant discharged from the compressor, electronic parts arranged in the case; and a cooling unit arranged to cool the electronic parts, wherein the cooling unit comprises a heat radiation member arranged to receive and cool down heat produced from the electronic parts, and to come into contact with at least a part of a cooling pipe in which the refrigerant flows, and a plurality of heat transfer fins formed at least some part of the heat radiation member.
COOLING SYSTEM, IN PARTICULAR FOR ELECTRONICS CABINETS, AND ELECTRONICS CABINET WITH A COOLING SYSTEM
A cooling system, in particular for electronics cabinets, comprising a casing, wherein the cooling system comprises a first cooling circuit and a second cooling circuit, the first cooling circuit comprising a heat releasing section and the second cooling circuit comprising a heat releasing section, is provided, wherein the casing comprises at least three compartments including a cabinet side compartment, a first external side compartment and a second external side compartment, wherein the three compartments are fluidically separated from each other so that respective airflows in the cabinet side compartment, the first external side compartment and the second external side compartment do not mix, wherein the heat releasing section of the first cooling circuit is arranged in the first external side compartment and wherein the heat releasing section of the second cooling circuit is arranged in the second external side compartment.
Heat dissipation device, heat dissipation assembly, air pipe assembly, and table having heat dissipation device
A heat dissipation device for electronic device, a heat dissipation assembly, an air pipe assembly and a table. The heat dissipation device includes a refrigerator, an air pipe assembly and a heat dissipation assembly. The refrigerator has a cool air opening. The air pipe assembly has a first and second end portions, the first end portion detachably connects to the cool air opening. The heat dissipation assembly has a base body detachably connected to the refrigerator and a supporting plate pivoted to the base body. When the supporting plate is in a first position, the supporting plate has a first angle with a bottom plate of the base body. When the supporting plate is in a second position, the supporting plate has a second angle with the bottom plate. The second end portion is detachably connected to the supporting plate and is movably disposed in the air permeable.
HEAT DISSIPATION ASSEMBLY, AIR PIPE ASSEMBLY, AND TABLE HAVING HEAT DISSIPATION DEVICE
A heat dissipation device for electronic device, a heat dissipation assembly, an air pipe assembly and a table. The heat dissipation device includes a refrigerator, an air pipe assembly and a heat dissipation assembly. The refrigerator has a cool air opening. The air pipe assembly has a first and second end portions, the first end portion detachably connects to the cool air opening. The heat dissipation assembly has a base body detachably connected to the refrigerator and a supporting plate pivoted to the base body. When the supporting plate is in a first position, the supporting plate has a first angle with a bottom plate of the base body. When the supporting plate is in a second position, the supporting plate has a second angle with the bottom plate. The second end portion is detachably connected to the supporting plate and is movably disposed in the air permeable.
COOLING SYSTEM OF A MAGNETIC RESONANCE APPARATUS AND MAGNETIC RESONANCE APPARATUS
A cooling system of a magnetic resonance apparatus is disclosed. In the cooling system, a first cooling device and a second cooling device are used to realize a secondary step of cooling of a circulating fluid without energy consumption, thereby reducing the operating energy consumption of the cooling system. In addition, a magnetic resonance apparatus comprising the cooling system is further provided.
AIR AND FLUID COOLING OF A DATA CENTER
An apparatus is provided herein. The apparatus includes a sensor module and a control module. The sensor module to receive a measured environmental condition. The control module to use the measured environmental condition to determine a fluid temperature to cool a first set of components and determine an air temperature to cool a second set of components.
LEAK DETECTION IN A FLUID COMPRESSION SYSTEM
Methods and systems for leak detection in a fluid compression system using a purge system are disclosed herein. In an embodiment, a method for detecting leaks includes determining, during a period of vacuum, a purge exhaust rate of non-condensables from a purge system integrated with a chiller unit. The method includes determining a differential pressure, the differential pressure based on a vacuum side pressure of the chiller unit, where the vacuum side pressure includes at least one of a pressure of a condenser and pressure of an evaporator. The method includes calculating, via a controller, the purge exhaust rate and the differential pressure to identify a leak size based at least in part on the purge exhaust rate.