Abstract: A thermal module assembling structure includes a heat sink, at least one leaf spring, at least one holding member and a shaft rod. The heat sink has a base seat and multiple radiating fins disposed on the base seat. At least one perforation is formed on each of two opposite sides of the base seat. The heat sink is correspondingly assembled on the leaf spring. At least one engagement post is disposed on the leaf spring corresponding to the perforation. The holding member is slidably capped on the engagement post and has a first end and a second end. The second end is formed with a socket having an internal receiving space in which a raised section is formed. The engagement post is inlaid in the receiving space. The shaft rod passes through the heat sink. Two ends of the shaft rod are respectively connected with the engagement posts.

Abstract: A data center system includes a container to contain electronic racks of IT components operating therein, a cooling unit disposed underneath the electronic racks to receive cool liquid from a chiller unit, to exchange heat generated from the IT components, and to transmit the hot liquid carrying the exchanged heat back to the chiller unit. Each electronic rack includes a housing to house IT components arranged in a stack, a first rack aisle formed on a first side of the IT components to direct cool air received from the cooling unit upwardly, and a second rack aisle formed on a second side of the IT components to direct hot air to the cooling unit downwardly, where the host air is transformed from the cool air from the first rack aisle by flowing through an air space between the IT components.

Abstract: A container data center includes a container, two server cabinet groups, and a power supply equipment group. The container includes an interior. The two server cabinet groups are respectively arranged at two opposite ends of the interior of the container. The power supply equipment group is arranged in the container between the two server cabinet groups.

Abstract: Automatically cooling computer system components for safe servicing includes: determining that a target component of a plurality of components is to be serviced; and reducing temperature of one or more components of said plurality of components if such one or more components exceeds a threshold temperature and such one or more components are within a predefined area of the target component.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a cooling segment including an upper box having an open bottom surface facing a top surface of a power semiconductor and adhered to the top surface of the power semiconductor, and a lower box having an open top surface facing a bottom surface of the power semiconductor and adhered to the bottom surface of the power semiconductor, an inlet tank connected to an end portion of one side of the upper box and passing therethrough, and into which a fluid is introduced, an outlet tank connected to an end portion of one side of the lower box and passing therethrough, and into which a fluid is discharged, and a connection tank connected to an end portion of the other side of each of the upper box and the lower box and passing therethrough.

Abstract: Technology leading to a size reduction in a power conversion apparatus comprising a cooling function and technology relating to enhancing productivity and enhancing reliability necessary for commercial production are provided. Series circuits comprising an upper arm and lower arm of an inverter circuit are built in a single semiconductor module 500. The semiconductor module has cooling metal on two sides. An upper arm semiconductor chip and lower arm semiconductor chip are wedged between the cooling metals. The semiconductor module is inserted inside a channel case main unit 214. A DC positive electrode terminal 532, a DC negative electrode terminal 572, and an alternating current terminal 582 of a semiconductor chip are disposed in the semiconductor module. The DC terminals 532 and 572 are electrically connected with a terminal of a capacitor module. The alternating current terminal 582 is electrically connected with a motor generator via an AC connector.

Abstract: A shield made from aluminum (AL) or an aluminum-based alloy coated with a solderable plating such as nickel or tin provides thermal improvement over existing shielding materials. The shield for circuitry on a circuit board comprising an aluminum material plated with a solderable material, the shield providing electromagnetic interference and radio frequency interference shielding and heat transfer when positioned over a circuit.

Abstract: A component mounter is provided with a nozzle shaft holder which includes a through-hole into which a nozzle shaft, a component suction nozzle being installed on the bottom end thereof, is inserted, and bearings which are disposed in two locations separated vertically on an inner circumferential surface of the through-hole and which guide the nozzle shaft in the vertical direction. In the bearings, two ring-shaped guide portions which surround an outer circumferential surface of the nozzle shaft are formed separated in a vertical direction, a grease holder, which has a larger inner diameter than the ring-shaped guide portions, is formed between the two ring-shaped guide portions, and a space surrounded by the outer circumferential surface of the nozzle shaft, the two ring-shaped guide portions, and the grease holder is filled with grease.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of grapevine plant named ‘SV21-61-373’ particularly characterized by its green berry color, very firm texture and very large, sweet berries. Additionally, berries of the new cultivar are very responsive to applications of exogenous gibberellic acid and trunk girdling, more than doubling in size in comparison to untreated fruit.

Abstract: A new Verbena plant named ‘VEAZ0028’ particularly distinguished by the its earliness to flower and its medium sized inflorescences, large sized flowers that are light blue with a white eye, dark green, undivided leaves, and a first upright and later mounding plant habit.

Abstract: A new cultivar of Coprosma plant named ‘Golden Star’ that is characterized by a compact habit and variegated yellow leaves with an irregular green center and orange margins.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Ornithogalum thyrsoides Jasq. named ‘BCOR-12.001’ originated as a controlled cross between the commercial cultivar Ornithogalum thyrsoides Jasq. ‘Beth’ and a variety known as Ornithogalum thyrsoides Jasq. ‘10.1’. The cultivar ‘BCOR-12.001’ has R.H.S. 155 B (white group) tepals at maturity and is distinguished from other similar cultivars of which the inventor is aware by its short racemes, wide leaves and suitability for growth in pots.