Isothermal Systems Research (Spray Cool) Work Values

Daily Duties at Isothermal Systems Research (Spray Cool):

Executed thermal modeling, developed new cycle models, and supported new product development. Expanded the team’s understanding of the system’s operation and provided instruction for its use on new products and leadership in the development of M-Series spray modules and design. Key highlights • Developed SprayCool theory applied to commercial data center component and system designs. • Provided improved modeling techniques for two phase cooling. • Provided thermal expertise for complex thermodynamics. • Prepared short presentation for staff to help in understanding SprayCool theory and why it works. • Invented a new manifold concept—patent pending. Concentric flow headers which provided supply liquid pre heating and return liquid (two phase flow) cooling. This improved system performance by reducing the effective condenser heat load and creating a closer to isothermal process. • Shortened the modeling time from one day to ten minutes by applying two-phase complex physics to concise Simplified Modeling Methodology for Spray in two-phase SprayCool M-Series System Evaluation.

What they like about Isothermal Systems Research (Spray Cool):

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Tags

Heat Transfer, Fluids, Two Phase Flow, Thermodynamics, Thermal, Hydraulics, Mechanical Engineer, Idaho, Master's Degree, Thermal Analyst, Physics, Aerospace, Aerospace Engineer

Skills

Proven track record of technical business development experience including successful proposal submissions for numerous government organizations., Computational Fluid Dynamics （CFD), Finite Element Analysis (FEA) (ANSYS, ABAQUS), Software Implementation, Testing, Lab design and set up, Evaluating physical phenomena

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Isothermal Systems Research (Spray Cool):