Techniques for controlling vapor pressure in an immersion cooling tank
US-2017013744-A1 · Jan 12, 2017 · US
US10775858B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10775858-B2 |
| Application number | US-201916296363-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 8, 2019 |
| Priority date | Feb 12, 2019 |
| Publication date | Sep 15, 2020 |
| Grant date | Sep 15, 2020 |
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A liquid immersion cooling tank includes a reservoir and a liquid flow tube. The reservoir contains an insulating coolant to immerse an electronic device. The liquid flow tube includes an adjusting member. The reservoir includes an inlet and an outlet. The inlet and the outlet are respectively arranged at opposite ends of the electronic device. The liquid flow tube is located inside the reservoir. The liquid flow tube is coupled to at least one of the inlet and the outlet. The adjusting member faces the electronic device to control an amount of inflow or outflow of the insulating coolant. When the electronic device is immersed in the reservoir for cooling, the insulating coolant flows through the electronic device. The liquid flow tube coupled to the inlet or the outlet of the reservoir uses the adjusting member to control the amount of inflow or outflow of the insulating coolant.
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What is claimed is: 1. A liquid immersion cooling tank comprising: a reservoir configured to contain insulating coolant to immerse an electronic device; a liquid flow tube comprising an adjusting member; wherein: the reservoir defines an inlet and an outlet; the inlet and the outlet are respectively arranged at opposite sides of the electronic device; the insulating coolant flows into the reservoir through the inlet and flows out of the reservoir through the outlet; the liquid flow tube is inside the reservoir; the liquid flow tube is coupled to at least one of the inlet and the outlet; the adjusting member faces the electronic device and is adapted for controlling an amount of inflow or outflow of the insulating coolant; when the electronic device is immersed in the reservoir for cooling, the insulating coolant cools the electronic device. 2. The liquid immersion cooling tank of claim 1 , wherein: the liquid flow tube comprises a first liquid flow tube and a second liquid flow tube; the first liquid flow tube is coupled to the inlet; the second liquid flow tube is coupled to the outlet; the first liquid flow tube and the second liquid flow tube are arranged on opposite sides of the electronic device and are parallel to each other; after the insulating coolant flows into the reservoir through the first liquid flow tube, the insulating coolant flows through the electronic device; after the insulating coolant flows through the electronic device, the insulating coolant flows out of the reservoir through the second liquid flow tube. 3. The liquid immersion cooling tank of claim 1 , wherein: the liquid flow tube is coupled to the outlet; the reservoir comprises a driving member configured to drive the insulating coolant to flow; the liquid flow tube and the driving member are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the electronic device; the insulating coolant flows into the reservoir, and is driven by the driving member toward one end of the liquid flow tube; and the insulating coolant flows out of the reservoir through the liquid flow tube. 4. The liquid immersion cooling tank of claim 3 , wherein: the driving member is arranged adjacent to the inlet; and a driving direction of the driving member is the same as a flowing direction of the insulating coolant. 5. The liquid immersion cooling tank of claim 3 , wherein: the driving member comprises a blade. 6. The liquid immersion cooling tank of claim 1 , wherein: a side of the liquid flow tube facing the electronic device when the electronic device is immersed in the reservoir defines at least one opening; the adjusting member is mounted in the at least one opening and is coupled to the liquid flow tube. 7. The liquid immersion cooling tank of claim 6 , wherein: the plurality of openings are arranged in a row. 8. A cooling device comprising a cold source distributor and a liquid immersion cooling tank coupled to the cold source distributor, the liquid immersion cooling tank comprising: a reservoir configured to contain insulating coolant to immerse an electronic device; a liquid flow tube comprising an adjusting member; wherein: the reservoir defines an inlet and an outlet; the inlet and the outlet are respectively arranged at opposite sides of the electronic device; the insulating coolant flows into the reservoir through the inlet and flows out of the reservoir through the outlet; the liquid flow tube is inside the reservoir; the liquid flow tube is coupled to at least one of the inlet and the outlet; the adjusting member faces the electronic device and is adapted for controlling an amount of inflow or outflow of the insulating coolant; when the electronic device is immersed in the reservoir for cooling, the insulating coolant cools the electronic device. 9. The cooling device of claim 8 , wherein: the cold source distributor comprises a heat exchanger coupled to the inlet and the outlet. 10. The cooling device of claim 9 , wherein: the heat exchanger is coupled to a cooling nozzle and a heat return port; the cooling nozzle provides the heat exchanger with coolant; heat generated by the heat exchanger flows out of the heat return port. 11. The cooling device of claim 10 , wherein: the liquid flow tube comprises a first liquid flow tube and a second liquid flow tube; the first liquid flow tube is coupled to the inlet; the second liquid flow tube is coupled to the outlet; the first liquid flow tube and the second liquid flow tube are arranged on opposite sides of the electronic device and are parallel to each other; after the insulating coolant flows into the reservoir through the first liquid flow tube, the insulating coolant flows through the electronic device; after the insulating coolant flows through the electronic device, the insulating coolant flows out of the reservoir through the second liquid flow tube. 12. The cooling device of claim 10 , wherein: the liquid flow tube is coupled to the outlet; the reservoir comprises a driving member configured to drive the insulating coolant to flow; the liquid flow tube and the driving member are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the electronic device; the insulating coolant flows into the reservoir, and is driven by the driving member toward one end of the liquid flow tube; and the insulating coolant flows out of the reservoir through the liquid flow tube. 13. The cooling device of claim 12 , wherein: the driving member is arranged adjacent to the inlet; and a driving direction of the driving member is the same as a flowing direction of the insulating coolant. 14. The cooling device of claim 12 , wherein: the driving member comprises a blade. 15. The cooling device of claim 10 , wherein: a side of the liquid flow tube facing the electronic device when the electronic device is immersed in the reservoir defines at least one opening; the adjusting member is mounted in the at least one opening and is coupled to the liquid flow tube. 16. The cooling device of claim 15 , wherein: the plurality of openings are arranged in a row.
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