Implement Immersion Cooling in Your IT Deployment Strategy

Immersion cooling is a type of liquid cooling. By immersing the server directly into a bath of non-conductive liquid, thermal energy generated by the server’s components is directly transmitted into the surrounding fluid without any additional active cooling systems or parts required, such as heat sinks, heat pipes or fans.

There are two types of immersion cooling, both submerge servers into a bath of non-conductive liquid to cool the system, but each works in slightly different ways. Single-phase immersion cooling has the liquid (coolant) remains in liquid state, and is pumped by the cooling distribution unit and cooled by the heat exchanger. Two-phase immersion cooling has the liquid boiled to vapor, and then turned back into liquid by condenser coils.

In theory, immersion cooling method can greatly improve energy efficiency. Data centers cooled using immersion cooling is generally smaller than those cooled by traditional air and liquid of same performance capacity.

Immersion-cooled data centers are scalable, faster, energy-efficient, saves more for businesses, and overall more reliable.