What is the boiling point of the dielectric coolant and how does it hold up in vacuum chamber?
I am wondering what is the boiling point of the coolant? I would like to know how the coolant holds up in a vacuum chamber especially with electrical components immersed in the coolant at the same time?
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Open Apr 04, 2020 - 03:22 AM
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Apr 04, 2020 - 03:22 AM
Our coolants do not have a boiling point; they will thermally decompose (the molecular structure "cracks") at about 350 C. We have customers using our coolants for thermal management of electronics in partial or full vacuum; heat transfer efficiency is not affected, nor are the electrical characteristics. Contact sales@engineeredfluids.com for more information!
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