Experimental Research on Small-Scale Variable Flow Refrigeration System for Data Cabinets

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This paper presents a small-scale variable flow refrigeration system for data cabinets, taking server’s CPU cooling plate on heat dissipation effect of liquor evaporative cooling and variable flow control system, to analyze the possibility of implementation of variable flow cooling scheme. The experimental results showed that: variable flow cooling of server’s CPU cooling plate effect is obvious, CPU operating temperature is more stable, the temperature inside the cabinet is more evenly distributed. This method is not only conducive to heat dissipation of more than one server chassis, but also in small-scale data cabinets. With workstation consumption analysis, the relative energy consumption of air-conditioned room reduced a lot.

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1680-1683

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October 2014

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