Cooling and Aquaculture Thermal Control
A system concept connecting deep sea water cooling, heat-generating facilities, and controlled aquaculture environments.
Connecting Cooling and Water Temperature Control
AI data centers and other heat-generating facilities require continuous thermal management.
At the same time, land-based aquaculture systems may require stable and carefully controlled water temperatures.
Using Thermal Energy in Sequence
This concept considers deep sea water as part of an integrated thermal management system rather than a single-use cooling resource.
Cold deep sea water may first support heat-exchange processes for cooling facilities and then be considered within downstream water-temperature control systems.
Shared Infrastructure for Multiple Industries
The objective is to connect cooling infrastructure and aquaculture through coordinated thermal management.
By integrating multiple applications around a shared deep sea water intake system, the project explores a broader industrial infrastructure model.