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Immersion cooling safety monitoring system

CA 1284199 C · Owner: Nesja, Christopher T. · Inventors: Mandelert, James S.; Nesja, Christopher T.; Curtis, Ronald L.

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A safety monitoring system for an immersion cooling system of a large, high-density electronic assembly such as a supercomputer protects against the possibility of toxic gas formation due to overheating and breakdown of the cooling liquid caused by a system failure. Voltage taps are provided on all of the power supply bars in the computer, and are brought out to the monitoring system, which scans them and compares them against predetermined voltage tolerance limits. A catastrophic electronic failure or short circuit within the computer could produce arcing that could cause local high temperatures and coolant breakdown. The reduction in voltage caused by such failure would immediately be …

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  • Granted May 14, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 14, 2008.
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FiledNovember 25, 1987
GrantedMay 14, 1991
Term endedMay 14, 2008
Patent numberCA 1284199 C
Classification (IPC)H02H3/20 +2 more

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1988199119941997200020032006Application filedNov 25, 1987Patent grantedMay 14, 1991Term endedMay 14, 2008

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