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[QUOTE="Tom.G, post: 6571090, member: 581973"] By knowing how much energy (in this case, electrical energy, Watts) is supplied TO the Laser. That is the amount of energy the cooling system must REMOVE. You will also need to know the Maximum allowable temperature of the Laser, the coolant temperature must be below this value upon exiting the Laser. How far below is determined by the thermal transfer characteristics between the Laser itself and the coolant. Now you can adjust the coolant flow rate to carry the required energy from the Laser to the Cooler. Keep in mind that there is likely a Minimum temperature for the coolant entering the Laser. Are you sure you want this as a DIY project? Cheers, Tom [/QUOTE]
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