Abstract: A single-phase immersion cooling system includes an immersion cooling tank having a component area, which is separate from a main chamber and is configured to receive a heat-generating electronic device. A coolant circulates along a flow path, in a chamber path through the main chamber and a component path through the component area. A rotating propeller is mounted within the immersion cooling tank, causing a driven flow path in the component area. The driven flow path is configured to cause contact between the coolant in the driven flow path and the heat-generating electronic device when the heat-generating electronic device is received within the component area. The coolant in the driven flow path circulates at a faster speed than the coolant in the chamber path.

Abstract: An immersion liquid cooling tank assembly includes a tank, a condenser, at least one cross-flow fan, an internal wall system, a top cover, and at least one sloping wall. The tank includes a base and at least one sidewall. The base is connected to the sidewall. The condenser is located within the tank. The condenser is adapted to transform vapor into liquid. The cross-flow fan is near the condenser. The cross-flow fan produces an airflow. The internal wall system is located adjacent to the cross-flow fan to assist in directing the airflow from the cross-flow fan. The top cover is located generally opposite to the base. The sloping wall is located between the top cover and the sidewall. The sloping wall provides a closed airflow loop for the airflow produced by the cross-flow fan.

Abstract: A single-phase immersion cooling system includes an immersion cooling tank having a component area, which is separate from a main chamber and is configured to receive a heat-generating electronic device. A coolant circulates along a flow path, in a chamber path through the main chamber and a component path through the component area. A rotating propeller is mounted within the immersion cooling tank, causing a driven flow path in the component area. The driven flow path is configured to cause contact between the coolant in the driven flow path and the heat-generating electronic device when the heat-generating electronic device is received within the component area. The coolant in the driven flow path circulates at a faster speed than the coolant in the chamber path.

Abstract: A liquid cooling system includes a liquid coolant conduit in proximity to heat-generating electrical components within an enclosed space. The conduit allows circulation of a liquid coolant to extract heat from the heat-generating components. The heat-generating components includes at least one first heat-generating electrical component and at least one second heat-generating electrical component. The first heat-generating component produces greater heat than the second heat-generating component. The enclosed space includes an inlet and an outlet. The conduit includes a nozzle fluidly connected to the inlet. The nozzle is located within the enclosed space. The nozzle forms first and second aperture sets. The first aperture set directs the liquid coolant to the first heat-generating component. The second aperture set directs the liquid coolant to the second heat-generating component.

Abstract: An immersion liquid cooling tank assembly includes a tank, a condenser, at least one cross-flow fan, an internal wall system, a top cover, and at least one sloping wall. The tank includes a base and at least one sidewall. The base is connected to the sidewall. The condenser is located within the tank. The condenser is adapted to transform vapor into liquid. The cross-flow fan is near the condenser. The cross-flow fan produces an airflow. The internal wall system is located adjacent to the cross-flow fan to assist in directing the airflow from the cross-flow fan. The top cover is located generally opposite to the base. The sloping wall is located between the top cover and the sidewall. The sloping wall provides a closed airflow loop for the airflow produced by the cross-flow fan.

Abstract: A liquid cooling system includes a liquid coolant conduit in proximity to heat-generating electrical components within an enclosed space. The conduit allows circulation of a liquid coolant to extract heat from the heat-generating components. The heat-generating components includes at least one first heat-generating electrical component and at least one second heat-generating electrical component. The first heat-generating component produces greater heat than the second heat-generating component. The enclosed space includes an inlet and an outlet. The conduit includes a nozzle fluidly connected to the inlet. The nozzle is located within the enclosed space. The nozzle forms first and second aperture sets. The first aperture set directs the liquid coolant to the first heat-generating component. The second aperture set directs the liquid coolant to the second heat-generating component.