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As power densities continue to increase in today’s data centres, heat removal is becoming a greater concern for the IT professional. Unfortunately, air conditioning terminology routinely used in the cooling industry is unnecessarily complicated. This complexity makes it difficult and frustrating for IT professionals to specify cooling requirements and even makes it difficult to discuss current cooling system performance with contractors, engineers, and maintenance personnel. This paper explains cooling terms in common language, providing an essential reference for IT professionals and data centre operators.
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HD computing and virtualisation make cooling a critical IT topic. Yet cooling remains challenging to understand. You must get cooling right, though, because it’s critical for ensuring uptime and keeping energy costs in check.
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