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titleOfInvention COOLING SYSTEM AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE COOLING METHOD
abstract A cooling system capable of reducing power required for cooling an electronic device and a method for cooling the electronic device are provided. A cooling system 10 includes an immersion bath 11 in which a liquid refrigerant 13 is sealed, and a housing 12 provided with through holes 12a and 12b in an upper portion and a lower portion, respectively, and disposed in the immersion bath 11. A through-hole provided in the upper part of the housing 12 is provided between the electronic device 15 disposed in the housing 12 in a state of being immersed in the refrigerant 13 and the inner surface of the liquid immersion tank 11 and the outer surface of the housing 12. A refrigerant flow path 14b through which the refrigerant 13 flows through the space from 12a to the through hole 12b at the bottom of the housing 12 and a heat transport member 16 are provided. The heat transport member 16 transports the heat of the refrigerant 13 in the refrigerant flow path 14 b to the outside of the immersion tank 11. [Selection] Figure 1
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