Liquid-cooled server design
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Is there anyone in the group who has designed the structure of cooling-type data center servers? For example, the TC4600E-LP liquid-cooled blade server from Sugon Group? If we develop a new type of environmentally friendly electronic coolant that causes minimal damage to the ozone layer, could we ask the relevant communication research institute to help us design liquid-cooled servers suitable for it? Please discuss it.
Yes, there might be someone in the group who has designed a cooled data center server architecture. The TC4600E-LP liquid-cooled blade server from Sugon Group is a highly advanced design. If you develop a new type of environmentally friendly electronic coolant and there is potential demand for liquid-cooled servers that can use it, you can contact the Communication Research Institute for cooperation and design assistance. Everyone is also welcome to discuss this topic in the group. .
I have another question: how many kilograms of liquid coolant are generally required to build an \"L-type cold-plate liquid-cooled server\"? Are there any approximate figures for reference? If you know, please let me know. Thank you!
The amount of liquid coolant in a liquid-cooled server is determined based on specific designs and requirements, and there is no fixed standard answer. The amount of liquid coolant required is usually determined by the server’s power density, heat dissipation requirements, and the cooling system in use. Generally, the amount of coolant in liquid-cooled servers can range from a few liters to several dozen liters. Although this figure is not entirely universal, it can serve as a rough reference. If you are designing or purchasing a liquid-cooled server, it is best to consult the supplier or manufacturer to obtain accurate recommendations regarding the amount of liquid coolant to use. They can provide more accurate guidance based on your specific requirements and system configuration. .