Application of Liquid Cold Plates

Liquid Cold Plates are an efficient thermal management solution that is widely used in areas that need to handle high heat flux density. Liquid Cold Plates effectively improve the performance and stability of equipment by transferring heat from the heat source to the coolant.

A liquid cold plate is a metal plate with coolant channels or pipes embedded inside. When the coolant (usually water or a special coolant) circulates through these channels, it absorbs heat and carries it away, thereby reducing the temperature of the equipment.

Liquid Cold Plates are mainly used in the following high-performance scenarios:

- Data Centers: Cooling high-density servers and improving energy efficiency.

- Electric Vehicle Battery Cooling: Effectively controlling battery temperature and extending service life.

- Industrial Equipment: Maintaining stable operation in lasers or power electronic equipment.

The design of liquid cold plates needs to consider factors such as heat flow distribution, fluid resistance, and material thermal conductivity. More efficient thermal management can be achieved by optimizing the flow channel layout and material selection.

As an innovative thermal management technology, liquid cold plates are gradually becoming core components of modern electronic equipment and industrial systems due to their efficient heat dissipation capabilities and broad application prospects.