Water-Cooled Container System Composition and Working Principle The container water-cooling system is designed to continuously provide coolant at the required pressure, temperature, and flow rate to the cooling units of high-computing-power servers, ensuring an optimal operating environment for the load. The container water-cooling system consists of two major modules: the container cabinet and the container cooling tower. The container cabinet is primarily used to house the water-cooled servers and houses the power distribution cabinet, CDU, and PLC control system. The container cooling tower circulates the internal cooling medium through the fins, with an upper fan to dissipate heat and cool the internal medium. The internal cooling medium can be selected from antifreeze, deionized water, or pure water, depending on the local ambient temperature.