👉 Top fluid, also known as top water or top layer fluid, is a specialized type of fluid primarily used in cooling systems for electronic devices and machinery. It sits atop the lower fluid layers, such as the base fluid in heat sinks or cooling loops, and is designed to efficiently absorb and dissipate heat away from critical components. Top fluid typically has a higher thermal conductivity than base fluids, allowing for more effective heat transfer. It often contains additives to enhance its cooling properties and prevent corrosion. This fluid is crucial in maintaining optimal operating temperatures, ensuring the longevity and performance of electronic equipment by preventing overheating.
