Designing a fire protection system for a critical facility application is a challenging engineering exercise, one which requires excellent knowledge and understanding of different fire suppression systems and fire alarm systems and their integration with the building fire alarm and building management systems (BMS).
Automated Logic Corp. (ALC) is providing critical building monitoring and control for the new High-Performance Computing Research Center (HPCRC) at Princeton University. The facility is one of only nine high-performance data centers in the world to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification.
The new gForce IR in-row cooler has been added to the company’s line of data center cooling equipment. It is quickly adjustable to direct cold air within 90 degrees. Airflow can be adjusted to the front of racks. The unit provides supplemental hot-spot cooling especially for high-density servers.
MovinCool’s Office Pro W20 water-cooled portable air conditioner cools overheating offices, server or telecom equipment down to 65ºF in minutes, providing 15,700 Btuh of cooling, says the company.
MovinCool’s Office Pro 63 portable air conditioner cools overheating server or telecom equipment down to 65ºF in minutes, providing up to 60,000 Btuh of cooling, the company says.
The CMW30 provides 29,400 Btuh of cooling, and is designed for protecting server rooms and other heat sensitive equipment. It offers a high sensible cooling capacity, 17-IEER rating, variable-speed inverter compressor, and inverter fan motors.
The CM25 provides 25,000 Btuh of cooling, and is designed for protecting server rooms and other heat sensitive equipment. It offers a high sensible cooling capacity, 14 SEER rating, variable-speed inverter compressor, and inverter fan motors.
Both the 500- and 560-mm fans are electronically commutated (EC) axial fans. They have finned blades and an advanced pitch design that deliver maximum efficiency for specialized applications such as data center cooling. Applications for the fans include use in data centers, heat pumps, condensers, and more.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has selected HP and Intel to provide a new energy-efficient high performance computer (HPC) system. NREL’s new HPC data center is designed to be the world’s most energy efficient.
Four fans connected in parallel provide built-in redundancy in the PowerAire® Quad fan assist module. Designed for data center installations, the module manages the cooling requirements for dense server racks and blades. It provides a blast of cooling through the DirectAire® airflow panel.
