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Granted Patent B2
US 11,778,774 · App. 17/579,623 · Granted Oct 3, 2023

Pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator

Inventor: Xiantao Geng (Dongguan, CN)
Assignee: DONGGUAN LEADING SHIP PUMP TECH CO;LTD
H05K7/20245H05K7/20272
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Patent No.
US 11,778,774
App. No.
17/579,623
Granted
Oct 3, 2023
Kind
B2
Abstract

A pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator includes a cooling head assembly and a condensing assembly. The cooling head assembly and the condensing assembly are connected through the connecting assembly to form a loop. The cooling head assembly and the condensing assembly both are filled with a liquid refrigerant. The use of refrigerant as a cooling medium is more effective compared with the water cooling, has better overall heat dissipation, and can overcome disadvantages of complex wiring of the water-cooling heat dissipator and poor heat dissipation of the heat pipe, and thus can quickly cool down the temperature of component. Compared with the existing water-cooling heat dissipator, the structure is simpler, the circulating cooling can be realized without mechanical drive e.g., water pump, and there is no extension of excess water pipe, which is more convenient for installation and makes the computer case cleaner.

Claims (17)

1. A pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator, comprising a cooling head assembly ( 1 ) and a condensing assembly ( 2 );

wherein the cooling head assembly ( 1 ) and the condensing assembly ( 2 ) are connected through a connecting assembly to form a loop, and the cooling head assembly ( 1 ) and the condensing assembly ( 2 ) both are filled with a liquid refrigerant;

wherein the condensing assembly ( 2 ) comprises a lower tank ( 21 ), an upper tank ( 22 ) and a plurality of connecting pipes ( 23 );

wherein the lower tank ( 21 ) is separated into a first half tank ( 211 ) and a second half tank ( 212 ), one half of the plurality of connecting pipes ( 23 ) connect the first half tank ( 211 ) with the upper tank ( 22 ), and the other half of the plurality of connecting pipes ( 23 ) connect the second half tank ( 212 ) with the upper tank ( 22 );

wherein the cooling head assembly ( 1 ) is connected with the first half tank ( 211 ) and the second half tank ( 212 ) of the lower tank ( 21 ) individually;

wherein the connecting assembly is disposed on an outer wall of the lower tank ( 21 ) of the condensing assembly ( 2 ), the connecting assembly is disposed with at least two refrigerant channels ( 214 ) connected with the cooling head assembly ( 1 ), some of the at least two refrigerant channels ( 214 ) is connected with the first half tank ( 211 ) of the lower tank ( 21 ), and the other of the at least two refrigerant channels ( 214 ) is connected with the second half tank ( 212 ) of the lower tank ( 21 );

wherein the cooling head assembly ( 1 ) comprises a contact plate ( 11 ) and a housing ( 12 ) formed integrally, the contact plate ( 11 ) and the housing ( 12 ) together define a space for storing the liquid refrigerant, and a refrigerant outlet ( 121 a ) and a refrigerant inlet ( 121 b ) correspondingly connected with the at least two refrigerant channels ( 214 ) are formed on the housing ( 12 ); and

wherein the connecting assembly comprises a connecting part ( 213 ) extending downwardly from the outer wall of the lower tank ( 21 ), the at least two refrigerant channels ( 214 ) are formed in the connecting part ( 213 ), and the lower tank ( 21 ) is fixedly connected to the cooling head assembly ( 1 ).

2. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 1 , wherein the condensing assembly ( 2 ) further comprises a plurality of first fin groups ( 24 ), and the plurality of first fin groups ( 24 ) are arranged between adjacent ones of the plurality of connecting pipes ( 23 ).

3. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 2 , wherein the condensing assembly ( 2 ) further comprises a fastener ( 25 ) for fastening the plurality of connecting pipes ( 23 ) and the plurality of first fin groups ( 24 ) together.

4. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 3 , wherein at least one mounting position is formed on the fastener ( 25 ), and a fan ( 26 ) is installed on the at least one mounting position.

5. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 4 , wherein an air outlet surface of the fan ( 26 ) faces towards the plurality of connecting pipes ( 23 ) and the plurality of first fin groups ( 24 ).

6. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 1 , wherein a pipe ( 122 ) extending towards an internal space is arranged at the refrigerant inlet.

7. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 1 , wherein the connecting assembly comprises at least two refrigerant pipes ( 3 ).

8. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 7 , wherein the first half tank ( 211 ) and the second half tank ( 212 ) are respectively threaded with quick-connectors ( 4 ) for connecting the at least two refrigerant pipes ( 3 ) correspondingly.

9. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 8 , wherein the refrigerant outlet ( 121 a ) and the refrigerant inlet ( 121 b ) of the cooling head assembly ( 1 ) are respectively inserted with the quick-connectors ( 4 ) for connecting the at least two refrigerant channels.

10. The pumpless liquid-cooling heat dissipator according to claim 9 , wherein the contact plate ( 11 ) of the cooling head assembly ( 1 ) is disposed with an inner second fin group ( 111 ).

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 20, 2022
From: GENG, XIANTAO
To: DONGGUAN LEADING SHIP PUMP TECH CO;LTD
Reel/Frame 058702/0079 →
Continuity (1)
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