Publication Date
- 9/22/2006
Authors
- Y. Lee
- E. L. Zivi
- A. M. Cramer
Affiliate Institutions
- United States Naval Academy
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Power component heat dissipation is removed through conduction from the power components to a “cold plate” heat sink. This cold plate is then cooled via convective heat transfer to a cooling fluid as illustrated in the figure 1. Typically the cooling fluid is saltwater (seawater), freshwater, or chilled water.