Neural Network Enhanced Control of Two-Phase Cooling Systems for Power Electronics Converters

The paper deals with the control structure and implementation of a fully integrated Two-Phase Cooling system for power converters. A suitable testbed has been properly designed and built to perform the experimental campaign for the performance evaluation of the Neural Network based control structure applied to an advanced multivariable Two-Phase Cooling system. With respect to traditional cooling approaches, the proposed arrangement allows a greater extraction of the heat at a very low flow rate of the cooling fluid, even with standard industrial-grade heat-sinks. The technology could be implemented for the next generation of power electronics converters. The controllability of such a cooling system is still an open issue in many cases, and the proposed approach tries to suggest a feasible approach, which could be implemented on an industrial grade control board.

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IEEE Open Journal of Industry Applications
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ojia.2025.3579449
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Heat Transfer and Optimization
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Abstract

The paper deals with the control structure and implementation of a fully integrated Two-Phase Cooling system for power converters. A suitable testbed has been properly designed and built to perform the experimental campaign for the performance evaluation of the Neural Network based control structure applied to an advanced multivariable Two-Phase Cooling system. With respect to traditional cooling approaches, the proposed arrangement allows a greater extraction of the heat at a very low flow rate of the cooling fluid, even with standard industrial-grade heat-sinks. The technology could be implemented for the next generation of power electronics converters. The controllability of such a cooling system is still an open issue in many cases, and the proposed approach tries to suggest a feasible approach, which could be implemented on an industrial grade control board.

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National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (IT), Roma Tre University (IT), ENEA Casaccia Research Centre
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