The Impact of Airflow Circulation in IT Cabinets and Best Practices to Improve Reliability and Energy Efficiency by Upsite Technologies, Inc.

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The Impact of Airflow Circulation in IT Cabinets and Best Practices to Improve Reliability and Energy Efficiency

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ABSTRACT:

First, attendees will learn how IT cabinet airflow circulation patterns create high intake temperatures based on CFD analysis and case examples. Second, the impacts on capital and operating expense management will be discussed. Third, attendees will learn the relationship of cabinet airflow to overall room efficiency and the next steps to improve overall cooling and energy efficiency.

Speaker

Lars Strong
P.E. Senior Consultant
Strong has been with Upsite Technologies since 2001. Previously, Strong was the lead engineer consultant and worked with numerous international corporate data centers on design and construction management. He has developed engineering plans with $30 million construction budget. Strong's recent focus is the identification and remediation of problems associated with fluid dynamics and thermodynamics of data center cooling infrastructure.

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