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A water-based cooling system is being investigated to meet the coolingrequirement of the Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) based Muon Chamber (MuCh)detector system of the Compressed Baryonic Matter (CBM) experiment at GSI,Germany. The system is based on circulating cold water through the channelsinside an aluminium plate. The aluminium plate is attached to a GEM chamber. Afeasibility study is conducted on one small and two real-size prototype coolingplates. A microcontroller based unit has been built and integrated into thesystem to achieve automatic control and monitoring of temperature on platesurface. The real-size prototypes have been used in a test beam experiment atthe CERN SPS (Super Proton Synchrotron) with the lead beam on a lead target. Asetup using three prototype modules has been prepared in the lab for testing ina simulated real life environment. This paper discusses the working principle,mechanical design, fabrication, and test results of the cooling prototypes indetail.

Development of a water-based cooling system for the Muon Chamber detector system of the CBM experiment