What is immersion cooling?
Immersion cooling is an alternative way of cooling high-powered electronics by submerging the computers in a special liquid that is thermally conductive but not electrically conductive.
Just two moving elements – pumps and a cooling tower. It is a simple and reliable operation because it addresses the primary causes of failure for high powered electronics – overheating, dust/debris, fan failure, and temperature fluctuation (thermal cycling). It can be up to 1000x more powerful at heat removal than air.
What is CFD and Why is it Important?
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling involves precise simulations of heat and airflow patterns around data center equipment. Through CFD simulations, Rosseau optimizes cooling strategies and minimizes energy consumption, resulting in enhanced data center efficiency. Following CFD modelling, Rosseau models miner and server performance metrics so you can accurately forecast your operation’s most important KPIs.
How does Single-Phase immersion cooling works:
The cooling liquid absorbs heat from the computers. This newly warmed liquid is pumped into a cooling unit for re-cooling before it returns to the immersion system where it cools the computers again.
How does Rosseau Immersion achieve industry-leading power density?
Optimal Fluid Equalization
Rosseau’s patented tank design achieves fluid equalization and laminar flow that eliminates 100% of hotspots for optimal cooling of computing equipment
Industrial-Scale Heat Transfer Capability
Rosseau’s patented multi-tank system uses an industrial-scale heat exchange which maximizes surface area for heat transfer, resulting in greater cooling performance and reliability.
Ultra-Low Flow with Ultra-High Performance
Rosseau’s low flow rates deliver superior cooling performance while protecting computing equipment against board-level wear-and-tear, including loss of thermal paste.
High-Performance Fluid
Rosseau’s cooling fluid is engineered to provide maximum protection and performance for high-performance IT workloads. It’s also safe for people and the environment.