✌️ Gen-2 Dual-Phase Immersion Cooling - Data Centers

⭐ E3's Gen-2 Dual-phase Immersion cooling is a new type of cooling technology for data centers. In a two-phase immersion cooling system, electronic components are immersed in a bath of dielectric heat transfer fluid, which conducts heat much better than air, water, or oil. With a low boiling point of 50°C, the fluid boils on the surface of heat-generating components and the rising vapor provides passive heat transfer.

Unlike immersion oil cooling, two-phase immersion cooling liquids are clean, environmentally friendly, and non-flammable. No pumps are needed to keep the hardware cool. The circulation takes place passively through the natural evaporation process and without additional energy consumption. It's this simplicity that eliminates traditional cooling hardware and results in better cooling efficiency. Compared to conventional air, water or oil cooling, this passive process consumes much less energy.

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📈 Higher Efficiency and Energy Savings
90%+ efficiency advantage in the data centers compares to air cooling - including server power consumption and air conditioning costs.

😄 Improved Reliability
Components are not subject to temperature variations, reducing failure potential & no cooling fans are required, eliminating degradation from vibration.

💻 Higher Computing Density
No need for heat sinks and cooling fans means computing parts can be placed closer, which can increase computing power by 10 times in the same space.

💸 Lower Maintenance Requirement
Passive cooling system means no unnecessary parts to build or service, useful especially for remote locations such as edge computing stations.

🏢 Deployment Flexibility
With no air conditioning and low maintenance requirements, it can be shrunk to expandable modules and deployed in confined spaces and extreme environments.

💧 Liquid solutions have sufficient capacity and will be required by data centers for years to come.


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