Haydale has reported progress in commercializing its Super-Efficient Thermal Transfer Fluid, a graphene-based additive for glycol coolants used in data-center cooling systems, since launching the product last October.
Haydale has reported progress in commercializing its Super-Efficient Thermal Transfer Fluid, a graphene-based additive for glycol coolants used in data-center cooling systems, since launching the product...
The company said the additive increases the thermal conductivity of inhibited glycol by approximately 28%, bringing its thermal performance in line with pure water while retaining the freeze and corrosion...
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Haydale has reported progress in commercializing its Super-Efficient Thermal Transfer Fluid, a graphene-based additive for glycol coolants used in data-center cooling systems, since launching the product last October. The company said the additive increases the thermal conductivity of inhibited glycol by approximately 28%, bringing its thermal performance in line with pure water while retaining the freeze and corrosion protection of glycol-based coolants.
The company said the additive increases the thermal conductivity of inhibited glycol by approximately 28%, bringing its thermal performance in line with pure water while retaining the freeze and corrosion protection of glycol-based coolants.
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