
Capturing waste heat from a liquid-cooled facility
Warm liquid cooling produces heat at a temperature worth recovering. See what that asks of the fluid, the loop architecture and the storage medium.
THE GLACIER JOURNAL
Ideas, explanations and practical questions for the people behind thermal systems.

Warm liquid cooling produces heat at a temperature worth recovering. See what that asks of the fluid, the loop architecture and the storage medium.

Phase-change material is sized from the energy it must hold, divided by its latent heat. See how the arithmetic runs, and where the usable capacity is lost.

Learn how to specify cold-chain phase-change materials using temperature targets, freezing and melting behaviour, containment and model-specific evidence.

Phase-change materials are specified by a transition temperature, not a working setpoint. See how the grades differ and what to verify first.