Immersion cooling liquids, also known as dielectric coolants, are specially formulated fluids designed to efficiently remove heat from electronic components.
Immersion cooling liquids are finding applications in areas such as cryptocurrency mining, hardware and high-performance computing systems. The choice of fluid is determined by a number of key requirements - relating to technical performance, chemical composition, market availability and sustainability / regulatory profiles. Contact our experts to find out more.
Technical requirements for an immersion cooling fluid:
- Non-corrosive
- Non-toxic
- High thermal conductivity
- Low viscosity
- High flashpoint
- Stable - don't evaporate
Types of immersion cooling liquids
- Mineral Oils
- Fluorocarbon-based Oils
- Synthetic Hydrocarbon Oils
- Engineered Fluids
- Vegetable-based Oils