Dry Cooler for Immersion Cooling Racks for Several Databases

Dry Cooler for Immersion Cooling Racks for Several Databases

The coolant in the immersion cooling racks rises in temperature as it absorbs the heat generated by the operation of the database equipment.

The high-temperature coolant is transported to the dry cooler, where a fan in the dry cooler causes air to flow through the cooler's heat sink tubes or fins.

The coolant flows in the heat pipe, and the heat is transferred to the air through the pipe wall, so that the temperature of the coolant is reduced, and the cooled coolant is then circulated back to the submerged cooling rack to continue to absorb the heat of the database equipment, and so on and so forth, to realise the effective cooling of the database equipment.

Advantages

Efficient heat dissipation: It can effectively dissipate the large amount of heat generated by the database equipment, ensure the stable operation of the equipment in a suitable temperature environment, and improve the reliability and service life of the equipment.

Precise temperature control: According to the actual temperature demand of the database equipment, the cooling intensity can be precisely adjusted to maintain the stability of the temperature of the equipment, which helps to improve the performance of the database and the security of the data.

Energy saving and environmental protection: compared with some traditional cooling methods, dry cooler does not require a large amount of water resources, and relatively low energy consumption during operation, in line with the requirements of energy saving and environmental protection.

Low maintenance costs: dry cooler structure is relatively simple, no complex water system, reducing the water quality problems, water leakage and other causes of equipment failure and maintenance workload, reducing maintenance costs.

Application Scenarios

Large data centres: In large data centres that accommodate multiple databases, dry coolers provide efficient cooling for immersion cooling racks to ensure that a large number of database servers, storage devices, etc. can run stably for a long time and protect the business continuity of the data centre.

Cloud computing centre: Cloud computing service providers need to deal with massive amounts of data and complex computing tasks, and the database equipment in their data centre has extremely high cooling requirements. Dry coolers can meet the demand for database cooling in cloud computing centres and guarantee the efficient and stable provision of cloud computing services.

Financial Institutions Data Centre: The core business of banks, securities and other financial institutions relies on the stable operation of the database system. Dry coolers are used to cool the immersion cooling racks of relevant databases, which can prevent system failures caused by overheating of equipment and guarantee the safety of financial data and normal development of financial business.