Abstract:
An approach is provided in which a manufacturing test scheduling system predicts a dew point forecast indoor a facility based upon outdoor weather data and indoor environment data. The manufacturing test scheduling system selects time slots in the dew point forecast based upon a pre-defined dew point threshold and, in turn, schedules tests of a liquid cooled computer system during the selected time slots.
Abstract:
An approach is provided in which a manufacturing test scheduling system predicts a dew point forecast indoor a facility based upon outdoor weather data and indoor environment data. The manufacturing test scheduling system selects time slots in the dew point forecast based upon a pre-defined dew point threshold and, in turn, schedules tests of a liquid cooled computer system during the selected time slots.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present disclosure refers to an electronic device, comprising a first bracket that is made of a first material having a thermal conductivity greater than a first threshold and has therein at least one passage including a chamber; wherein the first bracket and the chamber define a closed space in which a cooling medium having a thermal conductivity greater than a second threshold is able to circulate; and wherein the chamber is provided with a driving body at at least one side wall of the chamber and the driving body is deformable under a perdetermined condition to change a capacity of the chamber so as to drive the cooling medium to flow.
Abstract:
A high performance computing system includes one or more blade enclosures having a cooling manifold and configured to hold a plurality of computing blades, and a plurality of computing blades in each blade enclosure with at least one computing blade including two computing boards. The system further includes two or more cooling plates with each cooling plate between two corresponding computing boards within the computing blade, and a fluid connection coupled to the cooling plate(s) and in fluid communication with the fluid cooling manifold.
Abstract:
A liquid-cooled jacket, includes: a cooling chamber including a first inner surface that extends along a to-be-cooled surface of an exothermic component; a heat transfer portion arranged in the cooling chamber and configured to transfer heat from the first inner surface to a second inner surface of the cooling chamber formed to oppose the first inner surface; an inflow path for a refrigerant including one end having an opening at a central portion of the second inner surface; a plurality of outflow holes for the refrigerant arranged in the second inner surface; and an outflow path, formed at a back side of an edge of the second inner surface, through which the refrigerant from the respective outflow holes circulates.
Abstract:
An information processing device includes arithmetic processing devices, a cooling device, and a job assignment device. Each of the arithmetic processing devices is configured to perform a job. The cooling device is connected to the arithmetic processing devices. The cooling device includes a circulation unit, a cooling unit, and an adjustment unit. The circulation unit is configured to circulate refrigerant through a supply route. The refrigerant absorbs heat generated by the arithmetic processing devices. The cooling unit is configured to cool the refrigerant circulated by the circulation unit. The adjustment unit is configured to adjust, in response to a temperature of the refrigerant, a cooling capacity of the cooling unit to cool the refrigerant. The job assignment device includes a processor configured to control, on the basis of cooling capacity information indicating the cooling capacity, job charging to the arithmetic processing devices.
Abstract:
A nanofluid is generally provided for use in a heat transfer system. The nanofluid can include nanoparticles suspended in a base liquid at a nanoparticle concentration in the nanofluid of about 0.01% to about 5% by volume. The nanoparticles can include zinc-oxide nanoparticles. The nanofluid for use in a heat transfer system can, in One embodiment, further include a surfactant. Thermal management systems configured to cool a computer having integrated circuits that generate heat during use are also provided. The thermal management system can include a zinc-oxide nanofluid circurated through a series of tubes via a pump such that heat produced by electronic components of the computer can be captured by the circulating nanofluid and then removed from the nanofluid by a radiator.
Abstract:
Cooling control methods and systems include measuring a temperature of air provided to one or more nodes by an air-to-liquid heat exchanger; measuring a temperature of at least one component of the one or more nodes and finding a maximum component temperature across all such nodes; comparing the maximum component temperature to a first and second component threshold and comparing the air temperature to a first and second air threshold; and controlling a proportion of coolant flow and a coolant flow rate to the air-to-liquid heat exchanger and the one or more nodes based on the comparisons.
Abstract:
A liquid submersion cooling system that is suitable for cooling a number of electronic devices in parallel using a plurality of cases connected to a rack system. The system cools heat-generating components in server computers and other devices that use electronic, heat-generating components and are connected in parallel systems. The system includes a housing having an interior space, a dielectric cooling liquid in the interior space, a heat-generating electronic component disposed within the space and submerged in the dielectric cooling liquid. The rack system contains a manifold system to engage and allow liquid transfer for multiple cases and IO connectors to engage electrically with multiple cases/electronic devices. The rack system can be connected to a pump system for pumping the liquid into and out of the rack, to and from external heat exchangers, heat pumps, or other thermal dissipation/recovery devices.
Abstract:
A system to aid in cooling an in-line memory module may include a heat spreader including a channel to accommodate the in-line memory module, thermal interface material, and a liquid-cooler block including a heat-conducting cold plate and an internal liquid channel filled with circulating cooling liquid. Also disclosed are systems employing tubes to convey cooling fluid.