it has been some time since I posted in Xtremesystems. Good to be back even though my problem today does not involve computers but rather audio amp devices.
here is the problem. Large class A amplifiers often output 2watts of heat per 1w of musical power. That is to say that a 200w amp can easuly out out 500ws of heat.
Systems are stereo and my currently problem is to deal with 500/600w of heat.
here are the modules...
http://i29.servimg.com/u/f29/15/79/86/51/5455df10.jpg
and here are the devices outputing the heat:
http://www.wholesaleec.com/upload/up...SFET-17832.jpg
I would like to watercool these devices in order to increase efficiency, reduce failure rate and reduce size of the enclosure. Ordinarily this amount of power would require enormous alu heatsinks.
This is a schematic of the "block" I envisioned:
blackice radiator.jpgdirect clamping.jpgproject3.jpg
Basically I need the most silent combo of pump and radiator/fans to deal with 500w of heat given the waterblock designed.
head pressure is less important than flow in my opinion. Silence is paramount.
Thanks for any help
Alex
P.s. I have built a system based on 2 audi tt radiators but obviously this translated into an impossibile to move system.
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