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Thermal Management of Microelectronic Equipment, Second Edition
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ISBN:
9780791861097
No. of Pages:
522
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2016
eBook Chapter
15 Advanced Cooling Technologies II: Two-Phase Flow Cooling
Page Count:
28
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Published:2016
As mentioned in Chapter 14, dielectric fluids are generally required for cooling of electronics, especially in direct-immersion cooling. Dielectric liquids such as Freon from Dupont and Fluorinert (FC series) from 3M Company are the most popular fluids used in direct cooling of electronics.
15.1
Figure of Merit
15.2Direct-Immersion Cooling
15.3Enhancement of Pool Boiling
15.4Flow Boiling
15.5Summary
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