CPC Liquid Cooling Technologies Integrated with NVIDIA GPUs

CPC’s Everis® couplings are unparalleled in functionality and performance, making them the superior choice for NVIDIA’s cutting-edge applications.

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    Liquid Cooling for EV Charging

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    Overview

    Higher power makes faster charging possible, but it also generates significant heat. The heat load for DCFC and XFC load requires advanced cooling techniques to promote safe and reliable operation. Extreme fast chargers, for example, can push battery pack temperatures to 270ºC/514ºF after just a few minutes of charging. Ultimately, liquid cooling is required for EV fast charging.

    Quick disconnects (QDs) or dry break quick release couplings are a critical component of these liquid cooling thermal management systems in EV applications. Quick disconnects enable proper flow, pressure, and temperature for effective EV charging operations. This white paper describes the types of EV Charging systems, why liquid cooling is necessary and provides information for consideration when specifying non-spill quick disconnect couplings for liquid cooling EV charging systems, power conversion, charging bays and EV charging stations, battery swapping systems, EV charging cables, and onboard vehicle entertainment systems.

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    Liquid Cooled EV Charging Systems Utilize Quick Disconnects in Three Areas

    Chemical Compatibility in Liquid Cooling Solutions

    Chemical compatibility within a liquid cooling loop helps the system performs to specification. With ongoing advances in fluid options and materials, it is important to think holistically when specifying coolant and components, taking into consideration potential interactions.

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