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Ten Cooling Solutions to Support High-Density Server Deployment
sponsored by APC by Schneider Electric
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Blade servers use less powerful than traditional servers, but when housed compactly in a single rack, the increased power required and heat dissipated creates hot spots. In fact, many high-density servers require 40kW of cooling per rack, but most data centers can only cool 2kW per rack.
This paper provides ten approaches for increasing cooling efficiency, cooling capacity and power density in existing data centers. Read on to learn how to address the root causes of cooling inefficiency and under-capacity without major reconstruction. Approaches include:
Initiating a cooling system maintenance regime
Performing a health check
Installing blanking panels and implementing a cable management regime
And more
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Available Resources from APC by Schneider Electric
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sponsored by APC by Schneider Electric
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This paper describes the class of threats, suggests approaches to deploying monitoring devices, and provides best practices in leveraging the collected data to reduce downtime.
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03 Feb 2009
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sponsored by APC by Schneider Electric
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Data center professionals can rid themselves of messy racks, sub-standard under floor air distribution, and cable sprawl with a minimum of heartache and expense. This paper outlines several innovative approaches for dealing with the symptoms of chaos and for eliminating the root causes of disorder.
Posted: 04 Feb 2009 |
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03 Feb 2009
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