Liquid cooling system automated additive control
AssigneeChilldyne, Inc.
InventorsSteven Merrill Harrington, Douglas David Gaylord, Trevor Russell Irwin, Michael Timothy Coffin, Anne Margaret Elliott
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AssigneeChilldyne, Inc.
InventorsSteven Merrill Harrington, Douglas David Gaylord, Trevor Russell Irwin, Michael Timothy Coffin, Anne Margaret Elliott
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An automated system to monitor and maintain the water quality in a liquid cooling system for computer servers. The ACQ system includes a side stream flow system with banks of chemical sensors, digital video recording, PLC control systems, chemical addition tanks, valves, injection manifold, chemical verification of additive methods, filters, and alert systems. Water is monitored in the flow loop with sensors to establish a baseline chemical profile. Changes in water chemistry or at periodic intervals trigger an automatic adjustment of water chemistry with various chemicals held on the system in tanks. Confirmation of the injection of chemicals is accomplished with gravimetric methods and measured chemical change to the system. Deviations from baseline chemical characteristics can trigger injections of chemicals depending on the specific variation.
An automatic coolant quality subsystem (ACQ) (100) for use in a coolant distribution unit (CDU) (10), the ACQ (100) comprising:
An automatic coolant quality subsystem (ACQ) (100) for use in a coolant distribution unit (CDU) (10), the ACQ (100) comprising:
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