DocumentCode
3209696
Title
Water-cooling applications for telecommunications and computer energy systems
Author
Contino, Jack ; Gjone, Roger ; Rhyne, Earl
Author_Institution
IBM Corp., Kingston, NY, USA
fYear
1988
fDate
30 Oct-2 Nov 1988
Firstpage
441
Lastpage
447
Abstract
The authors note that water cooling of power supplies has proven to be a viable alternative to air cooling in computer applications and should be given serious consideration by the designers of telecommunications equipment, especially where the electronics are densely packaged. The design of a water-cooled, 725 A switched-mode power supply is used as a vehicle to demonstrate the basic problems encountered in practical water cooled applications. These problems include compromises between the conflicting requirements to optimize the thermal transfer mechanisms with the need for insulation, safety, and condensation and corrosion control. Materials are being developed to satisfy those requirements
Keywords
cooling; switched mode power supplies; telecommunication equipment; 725 A; computer energy systems; condensation control; corrosion control; electronics; insulation; power supplies; safety; switched-mode power supply; telecommunications; thermal transfer mechanisms; water cooling; Application software; Computer applications; Electronic packaging thermal management; Electronics cooling; Insulation; Marine vehicles; Packaging machines; Power supplies; Switched-mode power supply; Telecommunication computing;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Telecommunications Energy Conference, 1988. INTELEC '88., 10th International
Conference_Location
San Diego, CA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/INTLEC.1988.22389
Filename
22389
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