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Open Compute Project Foundation 2025

Door Heat Exchanger Sub-Project Updates (OCP EMEA Summit 2025)

Record approach temperature difference, P-Q curve, fan/pump redundancy and coil material in rear-door and sidecar catalogue items.

  • Sidecars should align with ORv3 dimensions using Single Rack Space units; pumps and fans redundant and hot-swappable, heat exchanger treated as a single point of failure.
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Consulting-Specifying Engineer 2015

Driving data center PUE, efficiency

Include economizer control limits, part-load loss curves for each electrical stage and the redundancy topology as energy model inputs.

  • Water-cooled IT still rejects roughly 10-30% of cabinet capacity to air; such cabinets typically house 50-80 kW.

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European Commission, DG GROW (Intertek) 2016

Ecodesign Technical Assistance Study on Standards for Lot 9 Enterprise Servers and Enterprise Data Storage - Final Report (Intertek, June 2016)

When buying servers and storage use SERT results and ENERGY STAR server specifications to compare energy efficiency; the EU Code of Conduct also refers to ENERGY STAR for procurement.

  • Standardisation requests reviewed: M/545 (computers), M/462 (telecom infrastructure) and M/543 (material efficiency).
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Frontiers in Built Environment (Frontiers Media SA) 2024

Effects and optimization of airflow on the thermal environment in a data center

Make aisle containment the default in raised-floor or in-row cooling: containment raised ASE from 65.69% to 85.57-90.25% and brought SHI close to zero.

  • Without containment, cabinet No. 19 had a mean inlet temperature of 30.1 °C and a maximum of 36.7 °C, and ten cabinets went above the 27 °C limit.
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Schneider Electric 2015

Electrical Distribution Equipment in Data Center Environments

In the single-line editor define node types for MV switchgear, MV/LV transformer, LV switchboard/ATS, UPS input/output/distribution boards, STS, PDU, RPP, busway, panelboard and rack PDU, each with rated voltage, rated current, breaking capacity (kAIC/Icu) and withstand rating (SCCR/Icw).

  • MV switchgear marks the service entrance above 1 MW IT load; LV switchgear/switchboard marks it below 1 MW.

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