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Data Center Design Issues Bill Tschudi, LBNL

Design Issues IT equipment load IT equipment load Redundancy Redundancy Data center airflow Data center airflow Environmental conditions Environmental conditions Zoning Zoning Isolating hot and cold Isolating hot and cold

IT Equipment Load Predicting IT loads Predicting IT loads – Over sizing, at least initially, is common – Implement modular and scalable approaches IT loads can be controlled IT loads can be controlled – Power supply options – Server efficiency – Software efficiency (Virtualization, MAID, etc.) – Redundancy and back-up power – Low power modes Reducing IT load has a multiplier effect Reducing IT load has a multiplier effect

ASHRAE Prediction of Intensity Trend

Redundancy Understand what redundancy costs – is it worth it? Understand what redundancy costs – is it worth it? Different strategies have different energy penalties (e.g. 2N vs. N+1) Different strategies have different energy penalties (e.g. 2N vs. N+1) Redundancy in electrical distribution always puts you down the efficiency curve Redundancy in electrical distribution always puts you down the efficiency curve

Measured UPS Efficiency Redundant Operation

Air Flow Requirements Typically, much more air is circulated through computer room air conditioners than is specified by manufacturers due to mixing and short circuiting of air Typically, much more air is circulated through computer room air conditioners than is specified by manufacturers due to mixing and short circuiting of air Computer manufacturers now provide ASHRAE data sheets which specify airflow and environmental requirements Computer manufacturers now provide ASHRAE data sheets which specify airflow and environmental requirements Evaluate airflow from computer room air conditioners compared to server needs Evaluate airflow from computer room air conditioners compared to server needs

Visualizing Air Flow Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modeling Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modeling Temperature sensor networks Temperature sensor networks Infrared thermography Infrared thermography

Environmental Conditions ASHRAE - consensus from all major IT manufacturers on temperature and humidity conditions ASHRAE - consensus from all major IT manufacturers on temperature and humidity conditions Recommended and Allowable ranges of temp and humidity Recommended and Allowable ranges of temp and humidity Air flow required Air flow required

Other ASHRAE Resources Four books publishedmore in preparation Four books publishedmore in preparation

Temperature Guidelines – at The Inlet to IT Equipment ASHRAE Allowable Maximum ASHRAE Allowable Minimum ASHRAE Recommended Maximum ASHRAE Recommended Minimum

Humidity Guidelines at The Inlet to IT Equipment ASHRAE Allowable Maximum ASHRAE Allowable Minimum ASHRAE Recommended Maximum ASHRAE Recommended Minimum

Zoning Some IT equipment (e.g. storage) requires tighter control Some IT equipment (e.g. storage) requires tighter control Dont penalize the whole center for a few pieces of equipment Dont penalize the whole center for a few pieces of equipment Different zones should be provided Different zones should be provided

Isolating Hot and Cold Energy intensive IT equipment needs good isolation of cold inlet and hot discharge Energy intensive IT equipment needs good isolation of cold inlet and hot discharge Computer room air conditioner airflow can be reduced if no mixing occurs Computer room air conditioner airflow can be reduced if no mixing occurs Overall temperature can be raised in the data center if air is delivered to equipment without mixing Overall temperature can be raised in the data center if air is delivered to equipment without mixing Coils and chillers are more efficient with higher temperature differences Coils and chillers are more efficient with higher temperature differences

Best Scenario Isolate Cold and Hot 70-75ºF ºF

Another Isolation Scheme

Fan Energy Savings – 75% If mixing of cold supply air with hot return air can be eliminated- fan speed can be reduced

Better Temperature Control Can Allow Raising the Temperature in The Entire Data Center ASHRAE Recommended Range Ranges during demonstration

Take Aways IT equipment loads can be improved IT equipment loads can be improved Air flow delivered by computer room air conditioners must satisfy IT equipment Air flow delivered by computer room air conditioners must satisfy IT equipment Different redundancy strategies have different efficiencies Different redundancy strategies have different efficiencies Operating within ASHRAE guidelines can save energy Operating within ASHRAE guidelines can save energy Modern IT equipment is not sensitive to humidity Modern IT equipment is not sensitive to humidity Isolating hot and cold can improve efficiency Isolating hot and cold can improve efficiency

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