Articles Tagged with ''Data Centers and HVACR''

The new 342,000-square-foot building will provide ultralow cost and highly efficient liquid-cooled infrastructure for HPC applications.

In both single- and two-phase immersion cooling systems, the choice of an immersion fluid is especially important.

Among more than 25,000 universities across the globe, these 45 have been identified for accepting cryptocurrency as payment for tuition fees.

While the need for data centers continues to increase, finding a suitable property with the right zoning, utilities, and development timeline can be challenging.

The rapid expansion of data centers has raised concerns about their massive energy use and carbon footprint. However, adopting sustainable HVAC solutions can reduce a data center’s environmental impact and energy consumption.

Liquid cooling offers a way to increase heat rejection by 23 times because of the thermal conductivity of water versus air. It also allows cooling systems to extract heat as close to the generation source as possible.

Despite their similar exterior appearance, cooling towers and closed-circuit coolers are very different pieces of equipment with distinct advantages and limitations. This is especially true when determining which option is best suited for a specific cooling application.

Companies are increasingly seeking data center facilities that are dense, hybrid, green, and available.

There isn’t a single fire protection solution for the entire data center. There are different fire hazards in different areas, and each fire protection technology has its advantages.

As more and more data centers emerge, HVAC manufacturers have been prompted to introduce more products that recover excess heat and put it to good use.