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.
Tags: Cooling, Data Center Efficiency, Hot Aisle Containment

|
- UI: The Ultimate Muscle
I guess you could call the iPhone the beginning of...
10-6-2011UI: The Ultimate Muscle
We're still very much in the Web 2.0 era and you'r...
10-6-2011Security In the Golden Age Of The Internet
George is an amazing man with some deep understand...
9-13-2011Security In the Golden Age Of The Internet
Sometimes what you learn in high school is not onl...
9-13-2011Looking Forward: The Great American Red Herring
I would say that at least half of those who regist...
9-13-2011
APC
AutoCAD
Autodesk
CAD
CAE
Carbon Management
Cloud Computing
CMMS
Cooling
Cooling Performance
Coverity
Data Center
Data Center Efficiency
DCIM
Developer Efficiency
Developer Productivity
Dynamic Analysis
Energy Efficiency
ERP
FEA
GIS
Green Data Center
Green IT
Green Software
Hot Aisle Containment
Manufacturing
Map 3D
Materials Sciences
Metering and Measuring
Mission critical software
MRP
Nanotechnology
Power Management
PUE
Simulation
Smart Grid
Software Analysis
Software Defects
Software Efficiency
Software Integrity
Software Safety
Software Security
Static Analysis
Supply Chain Management
UPS
Sign up to receive email notifications about our newest white papers
.......................................................................





















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