A heat sink device including: a cover module having a liquid inlet; a central flow channel for distributing coolant fluid introduced into the liquid inlet of the cover module; a plurality of inner fins; a plurality of inner radial flow channels; wherein coolant fluid from the central flow channel flows into the inner radial flow channels; a ring segment disposed around an outer perimeter of the plurality of inner fins, wherein the ring segment is configured to at least one of, mix and distribute coolant fluid received from the inner radial flow channels; a plurality of outer fins; a plurality of outer radial flow channels; wherein coolant fluid from the ring segment flows into the outer radial flow channels; and an outer flow channel, wherein coolant fluid flowing out of the radial flow channels outlet drains into the outer flow channel.

A thermal management system includes a server computer and a shell defining an immersion chamber. The shell contacts the server computer along a bottom side and lateral walls of the chamber, and the immersion chamber has an opening on a top side. The shell is connected to the server computer and a portion of the server computer defines at least a portion of the immersion chamber.

An immersion cooling thermal management system includes a heat duct thermally coupled to a heat-generating electronic component. The heat duct has an inlet at a first longitudinal end of a channel and an outlet at an opposite second longitudinal end of the channel. The heat-generating electronic component is thermally coupled with the channel longitudinally between the inlet and the outlet. The outlet of the channel is higher than the inlet relative to a direction of gravity.

A multiple phase cooling system is described for an electronic rack, a cluster of servers, and for a data centers. An inlet of a 3-way flow control valve (FCV) is coupled to a main coolant source. A first outlet of the FCV is coupled to a single-phase cooling system and a second outlet of the FCV is coupled to a two-phase cooling system. The FCV is configured to adjust an amount of coolant between the single-phase cooling system and the two-phase cooling system. Upon detecting a rise in vapor pressure in a return line of the two-phase cooling system, the FCV can be adjusted to direct more coolant to the two-phase cooling system and less coolant to the single-phase system. The FCV can continuously monitor the vapor pressure and adjust the amount of coolant to each cooling system accordingly.

A cooling arrangement for an electronic device comprises a primary cooling device and a secondary cooling device. The primary cooling device includes a fluidic input line receiving a cooling fluid from a cooling fluid source and a fluidic output line returning the cooling fluid toward a drain. The primary cooling device is thermally connected to the electronic device, receives the cooling fluid from the fluidic input line and transfers heat from the electronic device to the cooling fluid before returning the cooling fluid via the fluidic output line. A flow detection device monitors a flow of the cooling fluid in the primary cooling device. The secondary cooling device is thermally connected to the electronic device. A processor activates the secondary cooling device to absorb and dissipate heat from the electronic device when the flow detection device detects a lack of flow of the cooling fluid in the primary cooling device.

A computer system includes a mist cooling system. The mist cooling system suspended droplets of dielectric fluid in air to form a mist and conveys the mist to heat producing components of the computer system. The liquid droplets of the mist wet the heat producing components and remove waste heat as part of a phase change from a liquid phase to a vapor phase. Vaporized dielectric fluid is condensed via a heat exchanger in a chassis of the computer system and is returned to a reservoir for use in generating mist.

A thermal management system for cooling a computing device includes a cold aisle, a hot aisle, a radiator, and a plurality of source heat sinks thermally conductively connected to the radiator. The radiator connects the cold aisle to the hot aisle and flows a cooling fluid through an interior volume of the radiator. Each source heat sink is configured to connect to a heat-generating electronic component to thermally conductively connect the heat-generating component to a surface of the radiator.

An electronic device configured to be connected to external heat dissipation device and including chassis, heat source and heat dissipation assembly. The heat source is disposed in the chassis. The heat dissipation assembly includes evaporator, condenser and fin assembly. The evaporator is in thermal contact with the heat source. The condenser has outer surface, condensation space and liquid-cooling space. The outer surface faces away from the condensation space and the liquid-cooling space. The condensation space and the liquid-cooling space are not in fluid communication with each other. The condensation space is in fluid communication with the evaporator. The liquid-cooling space is configured to be in fluid communication with the external heat dissipation device. The fin assembly is in thermal contact with the condenser and protrudes from the outer surface of the condenser along direction away from the condensation space or the liquid-cooling space.

A cooling plate for cooling microchip having redundant cooling fluid circulation. A primary fluid cooling loop removes heat directly from the microchip. A secondary cooling loop acts as a condenser for two phase cells, thus removing heat indirectly from the microchip. The cold plate may be fabricated as two parts bottom plate and top plate, wherein the primary cooling loop is formed in the bottom plate and the secondary cooling loop is formed in the top plate. Two-phase, self-contained cells may be immersed in the primary cooling loop and act to transport heat from the microchip to the secondary cooling loop.

An electronic device connected to external heat dissipation device and including chassis, heat source, and heat dissipation assembly. Heat dissipation assembly includes evaporator, tubing, and liquid-cooling plate. Evaporator is in thermal contact with heat source. Tubing includes evaporation portion and condensation portion. Evaporation portion is in fluid communication with condensation portion and in thermal contact with evaporator. Liquid-cooling plate is disposed on chassis and spaced apart from heat source. Liquid-cooling plate includes liquid-cooling accommodation space and is configured to be in fluid communication with external heat dissipation device. Condensation portion is located in liquid-cooling accommodation space. Condensation portion includes first tube part, second tube part and connecting tube parts. Two opposite ends of each connecting tube part are respectively in fluid communication with first and second tube parts. Connecting tube parts are connected in parallel. First and second tube parts are in fluid communication with evaporation portion.