Advanced Energy Efficiency, Lecture 2: Industry - Rocky Mountain ...
Advanced Energy Efficiency, Lecture 2: Industry - Rocky Mountain ...
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Simple heat management<br />
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Embalm or bury dead servers—no necrophilia; storage too<br />
Virtualization—APC estimates 4× savings<br />
Put hottest, most heat-tolerant, and least mission-critical<br />
units at the top of mixed racks (failure rates are ~3× higher<br />
at the top—guess why!)<br />
Enable all power-management features (on/off, clock,<br />
voltage) to save ~20%+; insist vendors do so by default; if<br />
temporarily disabled, restore promptly<br />
Use science-based DB/RH specs, based on what real eqt likes<br />
Broaden RH ranges, calibrate RH sensors—no fighting CRACs<br />
Install ASDs on chilled-water CRACs; turn off unneeded units<br />
Demand-control ventilation by CO 2 levels<br />
Use/maintain OSA economizers (81% N CA saving)<br />
Just proper airflow mgt. can save ~75% of cooling energy