Data center solutions powering the digital economy
Danfoss
A Danfoss portfolio brochure (India edition) mapping its products onto data-centre cooling and power subsystems; a component checklist for a cooling plant rather than a design method.
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Overview
The brochure covers air-cooled chillers, precision air units, liquid-cooling connectors and CDU components, pump stations, solid-state transformers, heat-recovery modules and fan walls. Each section lists the relevant components (Turbocor compressors, VFDs, micro-channel and plate heat exchangers, balancing valves, couplings, sensors) with headline performance figures.
On the cooling side: Turbocor oil-free compressors are quoted with up to 38 °C maximum chilled-water output for air-cooled chillers; all-aluminium micro-channel heat exchangers are claimed to give up to 30% better performance with lower refrigerant charge and glycol compatibility for dry/free cooling; gasketed plate heat exchangers reach an approach temperature as low as 1 °C.
On the electrical side, iC7 ULH air-cooled pump drives are quoted at 3-5% THDi or less, with ultra-low supraharmonics and no common-mode voltage. An Advanced Active Filter with SiC switches is quoted at 98.2% efficiency. The solid-state transformer converts MV AC directly to LV DC with a single 11 MW converter.
For liquid cooling, OCP-inspired UQD/UQDB couplings are used in-rack and FD83 couplings out-of-rack on CDU loops. The figures are the manufacturer's own promotional values and their test conditions are not detailed in the brochure.
Key points
- Turbocor oil-free compressors are quoted with up to 38 °C maximum chilled-water output in air-cooled chillers.
- All-aluminium micro-channel heat exchangers: up to 30% better performance, lower refrigerant charge, glycol-compatible.
- iC7 ULH pump drives quoted at 3-5% THDi or less, ultra-low supraharmonics, no common-mode voltage.
- Advanced Active Filter with SiC switches quoted at 98.2% efficiency.
- Gasketed plate heat exchangers reach approach temperatures as low as 1 °C.
- OCP-inspired UQD/UQDB couplings in-rack and FD83 couplings out-of-rack for CDU loops.
- The solid-state transformer converts MV AC to LV DC with a single 11 MW converter.
Using it in design
- In the cooling-plant builder keep a component list per subsystem (chiller, CDU, pump skid, heat recovery) with fields for maximum chilled-water temperature, HX approach temperature and VFD THDi.
- When liquid cooling is selected, require the in-rack and out-of-rack quick-disconnect types to be specified.
- Model low-harmonic drives as reduced harmonic sources in the power-quality calculation.
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Who should read it
Mechanical designers and procurement teams scanning the component scope of a data-centre cooling plant.
Related standards
- OCP UQD specification
- AHRI
Publication details
- Authors
- Danfoss
- Publisher
- Danfoss
- Year
- 2026
- Document number
- AM570745408300en-IN0101
- Document language
- English
- Source type
- Manufacturer
- Access
- Free to read
- Licence
- Copyright retained; citation only — the publisher’s terms apply to the original document
Citation
Danfoss (2026). Data center solutions powering the digital economy. Danfoss. AM570745408300en-IN0101. https://assets.danfoss.com/documents/latest/600967/AM570745408300en-IN0101.pdf
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