Performance and cooling efficiency of thermoelectric modules on server central processing unit and Northbridge

Tan, Serhat Orkun; Demirel, Hüseyin

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2015.07.012

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“…Yousefi et al, [42] / The 90 o inclination has the highest thermal resistance Jajja et al, [43] / The heat transfer coefficient for 0.2 mm fin spacing heat sink is considerably higher than the other geometries Putra et al, [44] / The used of coral as wick structured can improve the performance of heat transfer while decrease the CPU temperature for 38.6 % at the maximum heat load compared to a conventional copper heat sink. Tan & Demirel [45] / The temperature difference of 5°C reveals that the thermoelectric cooler is more effective than the water-cooling system. Muszynski & Andrzejczyk [46] / The hybrid microjet -microchannel module has higher heat removal compare to the traditional heat sink with forced air convection.…”

Section: Methods Of Liquid Cooling System For Cpumentioning

confidence: 99%

“…TEC is widely being used for cooling CPU to increase the CPU cooling performance while decreasing the noise of the cooling system. The application of TEC could reduce the noise to less than 40dB with a power consumption of 130 W to cool the CPU in Kumar et al, [45]. As the TEC is a very simple yet high cooling performance device, researchers are interested to combine with different cooling applications.…”

Section: Thermoelectric Coolers (Tecs)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Tan and Demirel [45] had carried out the study with a heat sink, water cooling system and thermoelectric cooler comparatively to examine the temperature and performance of the CPU and motherboard. The Peltier or thermoelectric cooler (TEC) module was proposed for cooling the CPU to increase the CPU cooling power and decrease the noise of the cooling system.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A Review on Development of Liquid Cooling System for Central Processing Unit (CPU)

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Sidik

2020

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Electronic devices are becoming more efficient while getting a smaller size and compact design thus increase heat generation significantly. High heat generation from high technology electronic devices are needed to be cool down or control its temperature to prevent overheating problems. Due to the high cooling performance of liquid cooling, the electronic cooling system is shifting from an air-cooling system to a liquid cooling system. In the past few decades, numerous methods proposed by researchers for the central process unit (CPU) cooling using the liquid system either active cooling or passive cooling system. Other than physical configuration such as heat sink design, different configurations of working fluids are widely been studied by most of the researchers. Different working fluids have different heat transfer performance. Furthermore, a recent study has come out more interesting finding using nanofluid which can enhance heat transfer performance of liquid cooling. Nanofluid is a working fluid that has nanoparticles disperse in the base fluid which can increase the thermal properties of the based fluid. In this paper, comprehensive literature on the type of working fluid used in the respective system and methods of liquid cooling system for CPU including its cooling performance. Furthermore, this review paper discussed the different configuration of the liquid block and also the working fluid that had been used in the CPU cooling system.

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A Review on Development of Liquid Cooling System for Central Processing Unit (CPU)

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Sidik

2020

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“…The thermoelectric refrigeration system was first applied in the fields of military, aerospace, and medicine 25 . Subsequently, it has been gradually applied to the civil sector, such as in refrigerators, 26‐28 air‐conditioners, 29‐31 and computers 32 . In recent years, TEC technology has also been introduced to the field of BTMS.…”

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Assessing the impact of current control on the thermal management performance of thermoelectric cooling systems

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Summary A battery thermal management system (BTMS) is essential for the longevity and thermal safety characteristics of batteries. In this study, a cooling system based on a thermoelectric cooling (TEC) unit is designed to improve the heat performance of a battery pack. The varied increase in cell temperatures under natural convection, liquid cooling, and TEC was compared to verify its feasibility, after which the authors carried out a current condition optimization strategy. The discharge performance of the battery at a discharge rate of 1C is studied under the conditions of equivalent, differential, and sectional currents. Under the equivalent current condition, it was determined that at the end of discharge, the temperature increase of the battery can be controlled at approximately 3.5°C when the working current of the semiconductor cooling unit is at 3.5 A compared to 0.5 A. When the differential current condition was adopted, the temperature difference of the battery pack was enhanced and maintained within a temperature of 5°C. Piecewise current was proposed based on the performance evaluation of BTMS in the equivalent and differential current conditions. The increase in temperature of the battery pack was just 1.5°C, and the values of the temperature difference in the battery pack and single battery remained within 5°C. Compared with the differential current condition, the maximum temperature increased only by 1°C at the discharge end, with its power consumption reduced by 63.4%.

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“…Mohammadian and Zhang analyzed the effect of nanofluids on thermoelectric cooling performance with micro‐pin‐fin heat exchangers. Tan and Demirel investigated the performance and cooling efficiency of thermoelectric cooling modules on a server central processing unit. Zhang et al studied the thermal performance of a micro‐semiconductor laser with a thermoelectric cooling module.…”

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Development of cold‐hot water dispenser with thermoelectric module systems

Hommalee

Wiriyasart

Naphon

2019

Heat Trans. Asian Res.

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In the present study, the results of a cold-hot water dispenser with a thermoelectric module system (TMS) are presented. The cold-hot water dispenser with thermoelectric module system consists of a cold water loop, a hot water loop, a coolant loop, and a thermoelectric module. The thermoelectric cooling and heating modules consist of four and two water blocks, nine and three thermoelectric plates, respectively. The cooling and heating capacities obtained from the cold-hot water dispenser with TMS are compared with those from a conventional cold-hot water dispenser with a compression refrigeration system (CRS). As compared with the conventional cold-hot water dispenser with CRS, the cold-hot water dispenser with TMS can be operated at the minimum cold water temperature of 10 to 13°C and the maximum hot water temperature of 65°C. The obtained results are expected provide guidelines to design cold-hot water dispensers with TMS.

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Performance and cooling efficiency of thermoelectric modules on server central processing unit and Northbridge

Cited by 23 publications

References 17 publications

A Review on Development of Liquid Cooling System for Central Processing Unit (CPU)

A Review on Development of Liquid Cooling System for Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Assessing the impact of current control on the thermal management performance of thermoelectric cooling systems

Development of cold‐hot water dispenser with thermoelectric module systems

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