Choosing a fluid is only one part of getting two-phase liquid cooling into a data center. The wider challenge is building a system around it that can be installed, operated and maintained reliably, particularly as deployments grow in size. Material compatibility, component selection and system design all need to be considered early, alongside the practical demands of servicing equipment and managing fluid over time. This session looks at where the main challenges lie when moving from smaller two-phase deployments to larger installations, and what operators and suppliers need to get right to make that transition. This episode will discuss:
- What operators need to consider beyond fluid selection when planning a two-phase cooling deployment
- How material compatibility, component selection and system design affect reliability
- Where the main challenges arise during installation, operation and maintenance
- What needs to happen across the supply chain to support larger-scale deployments
