HAL (France)
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Numerical simulation of two-phase closed thermosiphon systems for cooling and heat recovery in data centers
This thesis presents a numerical study of two-phase closed thermosiphons (TPCT) for passive data center cooling. A multi-criteria analysis of refrigerants identifies water as the best performer (89/90). VOF simulations coupled with the Lee model (STAR-CCM+) were run at 1.01325 and 0.2 bar; a newly p
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