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Heat rejection is the most consequential aspect of data center cooling design. Data centers are driven to optimize heat rejection to minimize, or even eliminate, their reliance on chillers. There is a wide range of both traditional and evolving solutions which we will explore as this series progresses. In this blog, we focus on heat-rejection via….
Read MoreDifferent buildings have different requirements when it comes to fire pumps. The type of fire pump you choose depends on several factors, including the source, how much space you have, whether it’s a new construction or ….
Read MoreKeeping servers cool is one of the biggest challenges data centers face due to the rapid growth of AI and its energy-intensive graphics processing units (GPUs). These high-density workloads generate massive heat, which must be….
Read MoreWhen municipal or onsite water resources can’t provide enough pressure for building fire protection systems to operate effectively, stationary fire pumps are required to….
Read MoreIn our final brief blog post on pilot operated steam PRVs, we consider systems that have a large pressure drop, highly variable loads and require steam at an intermediate pressure. A parallel-series PRV station….
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