Raised Floor C-PAK Cooling Unit

APPLICATION

Today’s data processing industry is aimed at creating and up scaling data centers for seamless operation of powerful high density servers in extremely scalable and evolving environment. The industry standards together with government legislation are driving factors towards designing high efficiency data centers. Today’s High Density Servers and their peripherals are tied in a well designed infrastructure that works together perfectly with increased efficiency, reducing overall dimensions and containing costs, thanks to elimination of duplicated resources which can often be seen in stack server execution within individual racks. Power usage for modern servers has increased over triple fold in this decade requiring high volume of cooled air at full load in order to maintain optimum working conditions and reliability. Although High density servers are self ventilated allowing horizontal air discharge through the rack itself, uniform air distribution at correct temperature keep the servers operating at optimum condition with minimum or no outage time. EB Air designed units have evolved as a flexible precision cooling system which rapidly adapts to thermal conditions, providing correct distribution, filtration and cooling and humidity control of challenging IT environment.

• If the air flow distance from CRAC increases, pressure of air decreases.
• Hot and cold air is mixed inevitably and interchangeably.
• Non-uniform (uneven) distribution of cold air, top of the rack is not sufficiently cooled. It results is HOT AND COLD SPOTS.
• 75 % of all server failures happen at the 1/3 top section of the racks.

EB Air precision cooling units (C PAK) ensures that optimum temperature, air quality and other conditions are maintained as necessary to maintaining a trouble free operation of vital technological processes. Proper systems are incorporated to manage the requisite functions of cooling, heating, humidification, dehumidification and filtration. With proper controls EB Air (C PAK) cooling system can integrate and interface with typical building management system.