Artificial Intelligence Predictive Liquid Quality System for High-Performance Computing (HPC) Data Center Cooling Loops (AIPWQ)
OwnerCedric Daniel Thomasinventor
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An automated system for predictive liquid quality management in high-performance computing (HPC) data center cooling infrastructure. The system periodically extracts coolant samples from a liquid loop and performs a series of analyses to detect potential contaminants and degradation factors, including copper ion concentration, dissolved metals, microbial activity, hardness, sulfur compounds and galvanic corrosion indicators. Analytical results are processed by an artificial intelligence module trained on historical coolant chemistry, server workload telemetry and quantifiable coolant loop and datacenter environmental factors to forecast deterioration events and generate alerts and reports for personnel. Frequency of sampling and testing can be adjusted. Based on predictive outcomes, the system generates corrective action recommendations such as filtration scheduling, sterilization, or maintenance alerts, without direct chemical dosing. By isolating liquid quality testing to periodic sampling and predictive analysis, the invention provides a novel approach to maintaining coolant integrity and operational reliability in HPC environments.
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