Liquid cooling plate assembly
AssigneeDelta Electronics, Inc.
InventorsChia-Feng WU, Kun-Fu CHUANG, Chao-Fu YANG, Chih-Hao HSIA, Wei-Fang WU, Kuan-Cheng LU
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Abstract
A cold plate assembly includes a shell and a heat sink group. The shell includes an inner chamber, a first cooling section, a second cooling section spaced apart from the first cooling section, and a third cooling section located between the first and second cooling sections. The first cooling section includes an inlet with two opposing inner wall surfaces disposed as inlet arc surfaces, and the second cooling section includes an outlet with two opposing inner wall surfaces disposed as outlet arc surfaces. The heat sink group is located in the inner chamber.
Claims18
A liquid cooling plate assembly, comprising:
- a shell, comprising an inner chamber, a first cooling section, a second cooling section spaced apart from the first cooling section, and a third cooling section positioned between the first and second cooling sections, wherein the first cooling section comprises an inlet, two inner wall surfaces of the inlet are disposed as inlet arc surfaces, the second cooling section comprises an outlet, and two inner wall surfaces of the outlet are disposed as outlet arc surfaces;
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- a heat sink group, located in the inner chamber.
A liquid cooling plate assembly, comprising:
- a shell, comprising an inner chamber, a first cooling section, a second cooling section, and a third cooling section located between the first cooling section and the second cooling section, wherein the first cooling section comprises a water inlet direction, and the second cooling section comprises a water outlet direction;
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- a heat sink group, comprising a first fin set disposed in the first cooling section and a second fin set disposed in the second cooling section, wherein the first fin set comprises a plurality of first fins arranged parallelly and spacedly, and the first fin set comprises a first extension line parallel to an extension direction of the first fins;
- the second fin set comprises a plurality of second fins arranged parallelly and spacedly, and the second fin set comprises a second extension line parallel to an extension direction of the second fins;
- the first extension line is substantially parallel to the water inlet direction;
- and a first angle is defined between the second extension line and the water outlet direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.