Topic guide

Cooling

Explore technical publications on data centre cooling systems, thermal loads and operating conditions. Review air and liquid approaches, energy use and operational requirements within each source’s scope.

Sources
339
Downloadable PDFs
92
Years
2006–2026

All sources

121–144 / 339

Technical guideFree to read

Huawei Digital Power 2025

Huawei AI Data Center Reference Design

Import RD 01-21 as parametric AI-hall templates (rack kW, racks per module, module kW, redundancy of fan walls/TMUs/towers, generator and transformer counts) and as golden test cases for capacity math.

  • Power distribution supports 2N, DR and BR architectures.
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Schneider Electric 2015

Humidification Strategies for Data Centers and Network Rooms

Accept humidity limits as dew point plus RH in the environmental envelope settings, default to current ASHRAE recommended values rather than the 2011 ones quoted here, and recommend dew-point control mode for multi-CRAC rooms.

  • Static buildup: 250 V at 80% RH vs 12,000 V at 20% RH on a raised-floor tile; 1,500 V vs 35,000 V on synthetic carpet.
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Schneider Electric 2013

Implementing Hot and Cold Air Containment in Existing Data Centers

Build a retrofit wizard asking aisle arrangement (hot/cold yes/no), raised floor (yes/no, depth), drop-ceiling return (yes/no), rack-top-to-ceiling clearance (mm), columns in rows, overhead cabling and existing cooler type, mapped to one of the six containment types.

  • Containment raises cooling-unit deltaT and can add about 20% or more cooling capacity.
Research paperPDF

Energies (MDPI AG) 2019

Investigation of Heat Management in High Thermal Density Communication Cabinet by a Rear Door Liquid Cooling System

Consider a cabinet-level rear-door heat exchanger as an option that can raise heat dissipation by 56-67% over air cooling; compare oil or water coolant separately on leakage risk and maintenance.

  • For simulated heat-source power of 800-1600 W, average heat-dissipation efficiency of the RDHE was 44.1%.
Technical guideFree to read

Cundall 2024

Is power or water best for cooling?

When a user selects a cooling topology, show a three-way comparison of energy (PUE), water (WUE) and carbon (CUE using local grid intensity) for the chosen site.

  • Danish hyperscale project with Fjernvarme Fyn: heat pumps lift to 70-75 C, expected 165,000 MWh/yr of heat at full build-out.

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