800mm Ziehl-Abegg EC Fan Immersion Cooling Data Center Air Dry Coolers

800mm Ziehl-Abegg EC Fan Immersion Cooling Data Center Air Dry Coolers

What's Immersion Cooling?

Also known as liquid submersion cooling. It is the practice of submerging computer components (or full servers) in a thermally, but not electrically, conductive liquid (dielectric coolant) allowing higher heat transfer performance than air and many other benefits.

Traditionally, air-cooled methods require raised floor systems that allow for cold air to be pumped to servers via computer room air conditioners (CRAC). This traditional method proves to be inefficient when cooling increased compute loads and higher watts per square foot. The majority of legacy and enterprise data centers today utilize air-cooled systems.
One item that remains clear is that as servers demand more power and generate more heat, liquid cooling is emerging as the leader in more efficient cooling practices. Increasingly, the deployment of immersion cooling is what separates the data center technology leaders from the rest of the pack.

Below, we’ve highlighted some of the top benefits of immersion cooling:

Reduce Operating Costs by 50%+

Power reduction by removing the fans from the miners (~18% – 25%)

Removal of supplementary cooling systems (Intake / Exhaust fans, etc. account for another 20% – 25%)

Increase the hash rate of your current equipment

Increase hardware lifespan

Increase the density of miners in your facility

Built in fire protection as our dielectric fluid is non-flammable

Technical parameter of dry coolers
Dry cooler D3 series parameter(fin space 2.1mm)

Packing and loading:

Some reference:

Dry cooler case
Case 1: used in chemical plant.	Case 2: used in chemical plant. Refrigerant: ethylic acid(flow: 372 ton/h)
Case 3: used in communication station as air conditioner outdoor unit in China.	Case 4: used in communication station as air conditioner outdoor unit