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Oct 14, 2026
As blockchain technology continues to support computing-intensive applications, maintaining stable operating temperatures is essential for the reliable operation of blockchain infrastructure. In the United States, where computing facilities require continuous heat removal under demanding operating conditions, dry coolers provide an efficient solution for transferring heat from cooling circuits to the ambient air. For a blockchain project in the USA, IMMERSION ENERGY supplied a batch of dry coolers with a cooling capacity of 128.6 kW, designed to support heat dissipation through a glycol-based cooling circuit. Equipped with ZIEHL-ABEGG AC fans, these units are configured to meet the project's cooling requirements while supporting stable and reliable operation.
The dry coolers are intended for a blockchain application, where continuous heat rejection is important for maintaining the operating conditions of computing equipment. Using 40% ethylene glycol as the cooling medium, the system supports heat transfer between the equipment's cooling circuit and the surrounding air without relying on a conventional evaporative cooling process. This configuration is suitable for applications where a glycol-based cooling loop is required.
Destination: USA
Application: Blockchain
Product: Dry Coolers
Cooling Capacity: 128.6 kW
Cooling Medium: 40% Ethylene Glycol
Power Supply: 400 V / 3 Ph / 60 Hz
Fans: ZIEHL-ABEGG AC Fans

1.Glycol-Based Cooling Circuit: The use of 40% ethylene glycol supports heat transfer in the cooling loop and helps provide freeze protection, depending on the operating conditions and glycol concentration.
2.Reliable Fan Configuration: ZIEHL-ABEGG AC fans provide forced airflow across the heat exchanger, supporting effective heat rejection.
3.Air-Cooled Heat Rejection: The dry coolers transfer heat to the ambient air without requiring evaporative water consumption during normal operation, helping reduce dependence on cooling water.
4.Application-Specific Configuration: The 400 V, three-phase, 60 Hz power supply is specified for the project's electrical requirements.
The supply of these dry coolers demonstrates IMMERSION ENERGY's capability to provide heat rejection equipment for specialized computing applications. By combining a glycol-based cooling circuit with ZIEHL-ABEGG AC fans, the units offer a practical solution for blockchain facilities that require dependable heat dissipation. This project also reflects the importance of selecting suitable cooling equipment to support operational stability and the long-term performance of computing infrastructure.
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