Refrigeration – Structural installation – With electrical component cooling
Patent
1998-12-01
2000-03-07
Doerrler, William
Refrigeration
Structural installation
With electrical component cooling
62480, 62515, F25D 2312, F25B 1708, F25B 3902
Patent
active
060324775
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for cooling an electrical component is disclosed which comprises a sorber containing a sorbent; a condenser in fluid communication with the sorber; an evaporator in fluid communication with both the sorber and the condenser and connected in heat-exchange relation to the electrical component; wherein a sorbate which has been condensed in the condenser is evaporated in the evaporator, thereby absorbing heat from the electrical component, and then adsorbed onto the sorbent; an electromagnetic wave generator, a waveguide coupler for directing the electromagnetic waves to the sorbent; wherein the sorbate is desorbed from the sorbent by the electromagnetic waves and condensed in the condenser; and wherein the desorption of the sorbate from the sorbent is substantially isothermal.
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Byrd Charles M.
Pfister Dennis M.
Berrier Mark L.
Doerrler William
Sun Microsystems Inc.
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