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The Thermal Guidelines can have a positive impact on global data center construction and operations. Outcomes show how when the Thermal Guidelines are applied innovatively, reliability and availability (the number data center customer requirement) can be complementary to both energy-efficiency and sustainability. In addition, such an approach can also reduce both data center project capital expenditure and operational expenditure through-out the life cycle of the building. This session details the ASHRAE thermal guidelines, their application to enable free cooling for a new UK facility, and closes with how the concept was validated a priority.
1. The Real Opportunity of the Thermal Guidelines and their Impact on IT Equipment Design
Dustin Demetriou, Ph.D., Member, IBM, Poughkeepsie, NY
2. Data Center Site Selection, Business Decisions and Thermal Guidelines that Facilitate the Bold Decision to Enter the Wholesale Market and Adopt a Free Cooling Strategy
Paul Finch, CEng, Member, Kao Data, London, United Kingdom
3. Validating the Design Concept for a Data Center Without Mechanical Cooling in the Southern UK
Mark Seymour, CEng, Member, Future Facilities Ltd, London, United Kingdom
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| Product Code(s) : | D-AT19Sem24 |
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