Immersion Cooling

In data centers, managing the immense heat generated by high-density computing equipment is a major challenge. Dielectric fluids, used in immersion cooling systems, offer a highly efficient solution by submerging the entire system in a cooling fluid. In single-phase immersion cooling, the fluid remains liquid, absorbing heat directly from the components and transporting it away. In two-phase systems, the fluid evaporates upon contact with the heat, providing even greater cooling efficiency. These dielectric fluids are non-conductive, allowing for safe immersion of electronic components, and they help reduce energy consumption by improving cooling efficiency, leading to more sustainable data center operations.