High-efficiency coolant for electronic systems
OwnerHudson Gencheng Shouinventor
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Abstract
The invention teaches an enhanced coolant in a cooling system defined by adding silver alloy metal into the flow of a liquid such as water. Silver alloy strips of various shapes are added in a liquid to form a compound coolant used in a liquid cooling system for cooling electronic assemblies and computer devices during prolonged use and overclocking. The excellent thermal conductivity of silver strips helps to conduct heat from high performance electronic assemblies. The fundamental engineering aspect is the combined surface areas of the silver alloys added in the coolant to enhance conductive heat transfer throughout the cooling system.
Claims16
A coolant used in a cooling system for transporting heat from an electronic assembly, comprising a liquid and a metal additive for increasing heat conducting capacity of said liquid.
A circulation cooling system for transporting heat from an electronic assembly comprising a radiator, a waterblock, a pump and a reservoir which are operably coupled together by a number of cooling tubes, and a liquid media for said circulation, wherein said media comprises a liquid and a metal additive for increasing heat conducting capacity of said liquid.
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