Immersion cooling system
AssigneeQuanta Computer Inc.
InventorsYi-Chieh CHEN, Yueh-Chang WU, Te-Chuan WANG, Tzu-Hsuan HSU, Tzu-Chun YANG
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Abstract
An immersion cooling system includes a tank configured to hold liquid coolant and one or more instances of computer equipment submerged within the liquid coolant The tank is configured to have a first tank inlet, a second tank inlet, and a tank outlet. The immersion cooling system further includes a pump configured to have a pump inlet and a pump outlet coupled to the first tank inlet. The immersion cooling system further includes a coolant distribution unit (CDU) configured to have a distribution inlet coupled to the tank outlet and a distribution outlet that is coupled to the second tank inlet and the pump inlet.
Claims20
An immersion cooling system comprising:
- a tank configured to hold a liquid coolant and one or more instances of computer equipment submerged within the liquid coolant, the tank being configured to have a first tank inlet, a second tank inlet, and a tank outlet;
- a pump having a pump inlet and a pump outlet, the pump outlet being coupled to the first tank inlet;
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- a coolant distribution unit (CDU) having a distribution inlet coupled to the tank outlet and a distribution outlet coupled to both the second tank inlet and the pump inlet.
An immersion cooling system, comprising:
- a first cooling loop, comprising:
- a coolant distribution unit (CDU) having a distribution inlet and a distribution outlet;
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- a tank configured to hold a liquid coolant and one or more instances of computer equipment submerged within the liquid coolant, the tank being configured to have a first tank inlet in fluid communication with the distribution outlet and a tank outlet in fluid communication with the distribution inlet;
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- a second cooling loop, comprising:
- the CDU;
- the tank configured to have the tank outlet in fluid communication with the distribution inlet;
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- a pump having a pump inlet in fluid communication with the distribution outlet and a pump outlet in fluid communication with the second tank inlet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.