Heat exchange – Line connected conduit assemblies
Patent
1993-12-23
1996-04-23
Rivell, John
Heat exchange
Line connected conduit assemblies
165 803, 257713, 257721, 361689, 361691, F28F 926
Patent
active
055094686
ABSTRACT:
An assembly, and associated method, for dissipating thermal energy contained in a circuit element of an electrical circuit which is releasably connectable with a substrate to form an electrical connection with the substrate when connected therewith. A fluid conduit extends through a plate member which is positionable proximate to the circuit element to be moveable therewith. The fluid conduit is coupled to a fluid manifold when the electrical circuit forms the electrical connection with the substrate. Coolant fluid is supplied to the manifold and, when the fluid conduit is coupled to the fluid manifold, also the fluid conduit. Thermal energy generated during operation of the electrical circuit is transferred to the coolant fluid flowing through the fluid conduit. The location of the fluid conduit is repositionable responsive to reconfiguration of the electrical circuit.
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Atkinson Christopher
Kelly Robert H.
Kubida William J.
Rivell John
Storage Technology Corporation
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