Liquid Submersion Cooling

In liquid immersion cooling technology, servers and other IT equipment are placed in tanks filled with non-conductive coolant. As it circulates through the system, the refrigerant gives off heat. Liquids have a higher thermal efficiency than air and provide quiet, constant, safe and efficient cooling. Liquid immersion cooling technologies are suitable for data centers where high compute density is required and traditional air cooling cannot handle such a high thermal load density.

Literal Meanings of Liquid Submersion Cooling

Liquid:

Meanings of Liquid:

  1. A substance that flows and does not retain its shape, such as B. Water, a substance whose molecules, although they do not tend to separate like that of a gas, easily change their relative position and therefore do not retain any definite shape other than that of vessels of an inelastic liquid.

  2. A class of consonants that includes l and r.

  3. Free-flowing liquid, such as water, not solid, not gas, consisting of particles that move freely relative to each other at the slightest pressure.

  4. (active) Easy to sell or throw away with no depreciation.

  5. (market) The presence of sufficient commercial activity to facilitate the purchase or sale.

  6. Smooth or soft sound or without harsh transitions or loud tones.

  7. Pronounced, without irregularities and smooth roughness.

  8. Liquid and transparent.

Sentences of Liquid

  1. A liquid can freeze to a solid or evaporate to a gas.

  2. A liquid nitrogen.

  3. Soft melody.

  4. L and R are liquid letters.

  5. Liquid air.

Submersion:

Meanings of Submersion:

  1. The act of immersion or the state of immersion by immersion.

  2. A differentiable map whose differential is surjective everywhere.

Cooling:

Meanings of Cooling:

  1. Heat, cool.

  2. Make it cooler, less .

  3. Become less intense, for example less friendly or passionate.

  4. To make it less intense, such as less friendly or passionate.

  5. Temperature drop.

  6. Cooling.

  7. Getting cold.

  8. (Asian English). Food or medicine, according to traditional Chinese medicine: to cool or calm the body.

Sentences of Cooling

  1. I like to let the tea cool before drinking it so I don't burn my .

  2. Relations between the United States and the USSR cooled after 1980.

Liquid Submersion Cooling