Re: What are the implications of deploying fresh air cooling in Data Centers? What kind of efficiency gain can I get from my cooling subsystems? | The Hot Aisle

Darek Wichniewicz — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 10:56:37 -0000

I've heard with interest of your presentation during 2007 Gartner Data
Center Summit. Now, I'm seeking a real technical solution for fresh-air
cooled DC (facility of 2000-3000 m sq) - designs, suppliers etc.

But for my technical department the main questions are: Is it possible not
to use air condition? In case of failure of "fresh-air cooling" idea, will we have to add normal coolres later with more effort and cost?

Maybe a reference visit in one of fresh-air cooled DC would help to convince our engineers to accept this way of thinking about Data Centres?

Re: Telecommunications companies have used fresh air cooling for decades for their network equipment in telephone exchanges. Vendors manufacture most of their computer products to operate in this envir...

Darek Wichniewicz — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 12:34:39 -0000

Steve,

thanks a lot for your help.
Our planned fresh-air cooled rooms will be used both by our own equipment and by customers. But most of them are ISPs and ASPs, so they are open for non conventional solutions (for regular business customers we have regular rooms with CRACs).

Kind regards,
Darek Wichniewicz

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