Dry-wet thermal management system

Details Dry-wet thermal management system Dry-wet thermal management system

2006-12-19

2006-12-19

Lu, Jiping (Department: 3749)

Drying and gas or vapor contact with solids

Apparatus

For diverse operations on treated material

C034S066000, C034S209000, C454S184000, C361S678000, C361S690000, C361S695000, C361S698000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07150109

ABSTRACT:
A dry-wet thermal management system for providing simultaneous spray cooling and dry cooling for a plurality of cards. The dry-wet thermal management system includes a chassis having a dry chamber and a spray chamber, a first opening within a rear portion of the chassis extending into the spray chamber, a second opening within the rear portion of the chassis extending into the dry chamber, and a main backplane secured and sealed to the rear portion of the chassis. Electronic cards may be electrically coupled within sockets of the main backplane within both the dry chamber and the spray chamber. The cards within the spray chamber are typically high heat flux components with increased cooling requirements and the cards within the dry chamber are typically low heat flux components with reduced cooling requirements. A spray cool system is within the spray chamber and a dry cool system is within the dry chamber.

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