Data center free-cooling system components, such as air-to-water heat exchangers, are subject to the possibility of corrosion, which can lead to significant efficiency and availability issues.

The edge is enabling us to expand our reach to a new range of systems, equipment, devices, and applications, providing relevant outcomes for operating and managing buildings.

The unit’s pre-assembled design reduces installation, testing and operation time. 

The cover article examines raised floor airflow systems in data centers. 

How to determine adequate subfloor plenum pressure in computer and electronic equipment rooms.

In this installment of NREL’s "Tell Me Something Grid" series, we examine cyberphysical dynamics with increasing distributed energy resources.

DOE’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) will fund projects that seek to reduce the amount of energy data centers use for cooling to lower the operational carbon footprint associated with powering and cooling data centers.

New data from OMDIA shows that PMDC designs becoming dominant approach.

Data centers and high-performance computing centers always require cooling and constantly reject heat. When built as stand-alone facilities, this heat is rejected, and any opportunity to recover it is lost.

The unit helps detect potential machine disturbances and energy savings to help increase operational efficiency, predictability, and safety.