CPU cooler
First Claim
1. A CPU cooler comprising a heat-conducting unit and a heat-dissipating unit, said heat-conducting unit composed of a heat-conducting block, a heat-conducting piping, an inflow pipe and an outflow pipe, said heat-conducting piping disposed in the interior of said heat-conducting block for making liquid to flow therethrough, said heat-conducting piping having its inflow port connected with said inflow pipe and its outflow port connected with said outflow pipe, said inflow port positioned lower than said outflow port, said heat-dissipating unit having one end communicating with said outflow pipe and the other end communicating with said inflow pipe, said heat-dissipating unit is composed of a cooling pipe and a plurality of cooling fins, said cooling fins spaced apart equidistantly and combined on the circumferential edge of said cooling piping, said cooling piping of said heat-dissipating unit is an accommodating chamber having one end connected with said outflow pipe and the other end connected with said inflow pipe, and the sectional area of said accommodating chamber is larger than that of said outflow pipe and said inflow pipe, said heat-dissipating unit dissipating the heat and lowering the temperature of said liquid, said liquid flowing through said heat-conducting block to be heated and vaporized, the vapor obliquely flowing through said heat-conducting piping, said vapor then condensed into liquid by said heat-dissipating unit and flowing back to said heat-conducting unit, able to incessantly repeat the cycle of heat dissipation and temperature reduction.
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Abstract
A CPU cooler includes a heat-conducting unit and a heat-dissipating unit. The heat-conducting unit consists of a heat-conducting block, a heat-conducting piping, an inflow pipe and an outflow pipe. The heat-conducting block is closely positioned on the CPU and the heat-conducting piping is disposed in the heat-conducting block for making liquid to flow therethrough. The heat-conducting piping has its inflow port connected with the inflow pipe and its outflow port connected with the outflow pipe, and the inflow port of the heat-conducting piping is positioned lower than the outflow port. The heat-dissipating unit has one end communicating with the outflow pipe and the other end communicating with the inflow pipe for dissipating the heat and lowering the temperature of the liquid, able to incessantly repeat the cycle of heat dissipation and temperature reduction.
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6 Claims
- 1. A CPU cooler comprising a heat-conducting unit and a heat-dissipating unit, said heat-conducting unit composed of a heat-conducting block, a heat-conducting piping, an inflow pipe and an outflow pipe, said heat-conducting piping disposed in the interior of said heat-conducting block for making liquid to flow therethrough, said heat-conducting piping having its inflow port connected with said inflow pipe and its outflow port connected with said outflow pipe, said inflow port positioned lower than said outflow port, said heat-dissipating unit having one end communicating with said outflow pipe and the other end communicating with said inflow pipe, said heat-dissipating unit is composed of a cooling pipe and a plurality of cooling fins, said cooling fins spaced apart equidistantly and combined on the circumferential edge of said cooling piping, said cooling piping of said heat-dissipating unit is an accommodating chamber having one end connected with said outflow pipe and the other end connected with said inflow pipe, and the sectional area of said accommodating chamber is larger than that of said outflow pipe and said inflow pipe, said heat-dissipating unit dissipating the heat and lowering the temperature of said liquid, said liquid flowing through said heat-conducting block to be heated and vaporized, the vapor obliquely flowing through said heat-conducting piping, said vapor then condensed into liquid by said heat-dissipating unit and flowing back to said heat-conducting unit, able to incessantly repeat the cycle of heat dissipation and temperature reduction.
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5. A CPU cooler comprising a heat-conducting unit and a heat-dissipating unit, said heat-conducting unit composed of a heat-conducting block, a heat-conducting piping, an inflow pipe and an outflow pipe, said heat-conducting piping disposed in the interior of said heat-conducting block for making liquid to flow therethrough, said heat-conducting piping having its inflow port connected with said inflow pipe and its outflow port connected with said outflow pipe, said inflow port positioned lower than said outflow port, said heat-dissipating unit having one end communicating with said outflow pipe and the other end communicating with said inflow pipe, said heat-dissipating unit dissipating the heat and lowering the temperature of said liquid, said liquid flowing through said heat-conducting block to be heated and vaporized, the vapor obliquely flowing through said heat-conducting piping, said vapor then condensed into liquid by said heat-dissipating unit, said heat-dissipating unit is composed of a cooling pipe and a plurality of cooling fins, said cooling fins spaced apart equidistantly and combined on the circumferential edge of said cooling pipe, said cooling pipe of said heat-dissipating unit has a conical passageway with one end connected to said outflow pipe and the other end connected to said inflow pipe, and flowing back to said heat-conducting unit, able to incessantly repeat the cycle of heat dissipation and temperature reduction.
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6. A CPU cooler comprising a heat-conducting unit and a heat-dissipating unit, said heat-conducting unit composed of a heat-conducting block, a heat-conducting piping, an inflow pipe and an outflow pipe, said heat-conducting piping disposed in the interior of said heat-conducting block for making liquid to flow therethrough, said heat-conducting piping having its inflow port connected with said inflow pipe and its outflow port connected with said outflow pipe, said inflow port positioned lower than said outflow port, said heat-dissipating unit having one end communicating with said outflow pipe and the other end communicating with said inflow pipe, said heat-dissipating unit is composed of a cooling pipe and a plurality of cooling fins, said cooling fins spaced apart equidistantly and combined on the circumferential edge of said cooling piping, said heat-dissipating unit dissipating the heat and lowering the temperature of said liquid, said heat-dissipating piping of said heat-dissipating unit is composed of a plurality of parallel and perpendicular pipes crossing and communicating with each other, and the diameter of said cooling pipe is gradually contracted from said outflow pipe to said inflow pipe said liquid flowing through said heat-conducting block to be heated and vaporized, the vapor obliquely flowing through said heat-conducting piping, said vapor then condensed into liquid by said heat-dissipating unit and flowing back to said heat-conducting unit, able to incessantly repeat the cycle of heat dissipation and temperature reduction.
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