02 / The invention

Engineered nanoparticles, suspended in fluid, that move heat faster.

NANO-THERMO™
Hydromx suspends engineered nanoparticles evenly throughout the fluid in a stable state. The particles absorb and release heat far faster than water, so the same amount of thermal energy is transferred in a shorter time.

Faster transfer means the compressor, pump and boiler run for less time. That reduced runtime is the source of the 20% guaranteed energy saving, and Hydromx charges into the existing loop without replacing any equipment.

NON-TOXIC · NSF HT1/HT2 CERTIFIED · 20-YEAR WARRANTY · RECYCLABLE

SUSPENDED NANOPARTICLE FLUID
NANO-THERMO™
37%
FASTER HEAT TRANSFER
20%+
GUARANTEED ENERGY SAVING
1×10⁻⁹ m
NANOPARTICLE SCALE
>4,000
REYNOLDS · TURBULENT
−36°C FREEZE PROTECTION · NSF HT1/HT2 CERTIFIED · NON-TOXIC
03 / The closed loop

A sealed loop: heat in at the rack, heat out at the cooler.

In a closed-loop system, efficiency comes from reducing runtime. Because Hydromx transfers heat 37% faster in cooling, free cooling starts at higher outdoor temperatures and the equipment runs less. Follow a single unit of heat through the loop below.

SERVERS DRY COOLER
01 Cool fluid enters the rack 02 Nanoparticles absorb heat 37% faster 03 Hot fluid rejects at the dry cooler 04 Returns cool, loop sealed
03 / SPECIFICATIONS

Published performance specifications.

Every figure below is a published HydroMX property. No number here is rounded to sell.

37%Faster heat transfer than water — same heat delivered in a shorter time.
20%+Guaranteed reduction in cooling energy consumption.
1×10⁻⁹ mNanoparticle scale — millions suspended stably to raise active surface area.
−36°CFreeze protection (−33°F), so loops survive winter idle.
+5 to 6°CHigher free-cooling ambient limit — more hours of "free" cooling per year.
>4,000Reynolds number — turbulent eddies enhance nanoparticle heat exchange.
04 / CERTIFICATIONS

Tested, certified, and deployed.

Hydromx is validated in operating facilities and backed by third-party measurement. The documentation that facilities teams and investors ask for is already in place.