Energy Impact of Increased Server Inlet Temperature
APC
Posted October 28, 2011 by APC in Data Center

The quest for efficiency improvement raises questions regarding the optimal air temperature for data centers. The ASHRAE TC-9.9 committee has recently adopted an extension of the recommended thermal envelope for server inlet temperature and humidity. A popular hypothesis suggests that total energy demands should diminish as the server inlet temperatures increase. This paper tests that hypothesis through the development of a composite power consumption baseline for a mixture of servers as a function of inlet temperature and applying this data to a variety of cooling architectures.

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Sounds like a great energy-efficient method. Hopefully it’s easier done than said!
-Jack

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