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Ingmar Meijer
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 16
Citations - 368
Ingmar Meijer is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Coolant & Water cooling. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 16 publications receiving 310 citations.
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Aquasar: A hot water cooled data center with direct energy reuse
Severin Zimmermann,Severin Zimmermann,Ingmar Meijer,Manish K. Tiwari,Stephan Paredes,Bruno Michel,Dimos Poulikakos +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors report the energy and exergy efficiencies of Aquasar, the first hot water cooled supercomputer prototype, and establish hot water as a better coolant compared to air.
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Hot water cooled electronics: Exergy analysis and waste heat reuse feasibility
Severin Zimmermann,Severin Zimmermann,Manish K. Tiwari,Ingmar Meijer,Stephan Paredes,Bruno Michel,Dimos Poulikakos +6 more
TL;DR: In this paper, an experimental study on exergetically efficient electronics cooling using hot water as coolant was conducted and it was shown that water temperatures as high as 60°C are sufficient to cool microprocessors with over 90% first law (energy based) efficiency.
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Waste heat recovery in supercomputers and 3D integrated liquid cooled electronics
Manish K. Tiwari,Severin Zimmermann,Chander Shekhar Sharma,Fabio Alfieri,Adrian Renfer,Thomas Brunschwiler,Ingmar Meijer,Bruno Michel,Dimos Poulikakos +8 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors show that the superior thermal properties of water make it possible to cool electronic chips and data centers using hot water with inlet temperature up to 60°C.
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Polarization-independent thermooptic phase shifters in silicon-oxynitride waveguides
B.J. Offrein,Daniel Jubin,T. Koster,Thomas Brunschwiler,Folkert Horst,Dorothea Wiesmann,Ingmar Meijer,M.S. Petit,David J. Webb,Roland Germann,Gian-Luca Bona +10 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the effective refractive index of dielectric waveguides can be tuned using the thermooptic effect, which causes polarization-dependent loss in optical devices.
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CooLMUC-2: A supercomputing cluster with heat recovery for adsorption cooling
Torsten Wilde,Michael Ott,Axel Auweter,Ingmar Meijer,Patrick Ruch,Markus Hilger,Steffen Kuhnert,Herbert Huber +7 more
TL;DR: CooLMUC-2 as discussed by the authors is a high-temperature direct-liquid cooled (HT-DLC) HPC system which uses a heat-recovery scheme to drive an adsorption refrigeration process.