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Heat exchanger solutions for direct liquid cooling, CDU systems, immersion cooling and high-capacity central cooling plants. Explore solutions Start a project Thermal infrastructure for AI and HPC Cooling architectures built for higher rack density. Select the heat exchanger around the cooling architecture, thermal duty, approach temperature, pressure drop and available footprint. 2-3 MWLF700 thermal capacity per exchanger in high-capacity CDU applications.125 kWLC170 heat duty in immersion cooling applications.1,200 kWRVD235LN case duty for demineralized-water cooling.10-15 MWJAG plate-and-frame capacity in large central systems. Three liquid-cooling architectures Where the exchanger sits. HEXONIC solutions cover the primary heat-transfer positions in modern data-center liquid-cooling systems. CDU and direct liquid cooling Transfer heat between the technical cooling system and facility water loop with compact, high-capacity brazed exchangers designed for low approach temperatures. Rack and row scale Immersion cooling Remove heat from dielectric oil and transfer it to glycol or water circuits using compact brazed plate heat exchangers with controlled pressure drop. Tank and module scale Central plant and free cooling Connect technical and facility water systems, support very high flow rates and increase the operating window for economized cooling. Facility scale Four formats One thermal strategy. Four exchanger formats for the main liquid-cooling duties, from compact CDUs to central cooling plants. 01 LF700 CDU Large-format fully brazed plate heat exchanger for high-capacity CDU modules and low-approach liquid cooling. L Series 02 LC170 Immersion Compact oil-to-glycol brazed exchanger for immersion-cooling loops and high heat duties with controlled pressure drop. L Series 03 RVD235LN Demin water Copper-free brazed solution for refrigerant-to-demineralized-water applications where material compatibility is critical. R Series 04 JAG F Central plant Serviceable plate-and-frame platform for very high flow rates, low approach temperatures and multi-megawatt facility cooling. JAG F U.S. footprint Where data-center demand is concentrated. Selected U.S. data-center hubs shown on an interactive state map. CaliforniaSan Jose, Santa Clara, SacramentoNortheastNew York City, Northern New JerseyTexasDallas, Austin, San Antonio U.S. project support Engineering support from duty point to exchanger selection. Support for data-center cooling projects where thermal performance, hydraulics, materials and service strategy must work together. Application engineeringMatch exchanger type and size to duty, fluids, temperatures and pressure-drop limits. Material and certification fitSelect construction and compliance options for the project specification. System integrationBalance compactness, approach temperature, pressure drop and maintainability. Data center team Talk to our data-center team. Connect directly with the people supporting data-center and liquid-cooling projects. Kaz Bigus National Sales Manager kbigus@hexonic.com Dave Berry Regional Sales Manager dberry@hexonic.com Alex Matrunich Sales Engineer amatrunich@hexonic.com Jeff Reeds Data Centers &amp; Liquid Cooling jreeds@hexonic.com Contact Planning a liquid-cooled data center in the U.S.? Share the thermal duty, fluids, temperatures, pressure-drop target and available footprint. We will use the operating point to identify a suitable exchanger configuration. YOUR-EMAIL@HEXONIC.COM +1 XXX XXX XXXX United StatesStart a project","thumbnail_url":"https:\/\/hexonic.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/08\/brazed-plate-l_hero.png"}