Abstract: A cooling system for liquid immersion cooling of electronic components, having a vessel filled with two-phase heat transfer fluid, in a liquid phase of which electronic components are immersed, a heat exchanger device in a gas space of the vessel for forming liquid heat transfer fluid, a condenser unit outside the vessel and connected by a fluid line as a feed line and return line to the gas space of the vessel for mass transfer of gaseous medium to the condenser unit and condensed heat transfer fluid to the vessel. The condenser unit has an outlet for discharging a residual gas phase and the fluid line as the feed line and return line of the condenser unit is a single tube line connected to the vessel.

Abstract: Cooling system for the liquid immersion cooling of electronic components, including a container with an interior fillable with two-phase heat transfer fluid, into which container electronic components can be immersed. The container has a gas space above a surface of the heat transfer fluid, and a heat exchanger device is disposed in the gas space for forming liquid heat transfer fluid. The heat exchanger device has at least one tube bundle including a plurality of heat exchanger tubes fixed in at least one tube sheet. The at least one tube sheet of the at least one tube bundle is formed as part of a container wall of the container.

Abstract: A cooling system for the liquid immersion cooling of electronic components. The cooling system includes a container having a container wall and, in the interior, a reservoir for liquid heat transfer fluid in which positioning devices for electronic components are arranged. The container has a gas chamber for gaseous heat transfer fluid. In the gas chamber of the container, there is a heat exchanger device with heat exchanger tubes for liquefying gaseous heat transfer fluid, the heat exchanger tubes having outer fins on their outer sides. The heat exchanger tubes pass into the container wall or through the container wall at passage points. The heat exchanger tubes have an integral bond with the container wall at these passage points.

Abstract: A tube bundle heat exchanger having a tube sheet, an outer shell and an interior. The heat exchanger includes a tube bundle having tubes located in the interior for fluid flow. The tubes have outside ribs and a channel is formed between adjacent ribs. The tube sheet has openings as passage points. Outer fins of the tubes project into the openings, and a joint gap is formed between an inner surface defining the opening and the outer fins of a tube located therein. The tubes are bonded to the tube sheet by joining material with the involvement of the outer fins. The bond is only formed in a first portion of the opening. The first portion is filled with joining material such that a second portion of the opening remains which is not filled with joining material, and the tube has outer fins adjacent the second portion.

Abstract: A cooling system for the liquid immersion cooling of electronic components. The cooling system includes a container having a container wall and, in the interior, a reservoir for liquid heat transfer fluid in which positioning devices for electronic components are arranged. The container has a gas chamber for gaseous heat transfer fluid. In the gas chamber of the container, there is a heat exchanger device with heat exchanger tubes for liquefying gaseous heat transfer fluid, the heat exchanger tubes having outer fins on their outer sides. The heat exchanger tubes pass into the container wall or through the container wall at passage points. The heat exchanger tubes have an integral bond with the container wall at these passage points.

Abstract: A tube bundle heat exchanger having a tube sheet, an outer shell and an interior. The heat exchanger includes a tube bundle having tubes located in the interior for fluid flow. The tubes have outside ribs and a channel is formed between adjacent ribs. The tube sheet has openings as passage points. Outer fins of the tubes project into the openings, and a joint gap is formed between an inner surface defining the opening and the outer fins of a tube located therein. The tubes are bonded to the tube sheet by joining material with the involvement of the outer fins. The bond is only formed in a first portion of the opening. The first portion is filled with joining material such that a second portion of the opening remains which is not filled with joining material, and the tube has outer fins adjacent the second portion.