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Improved Chilled Water Piping Distribution Methodology for Data Centers
Overview Chilled water remains a popular cooling medium; however leaks in the piping systems are a threat to system availability. High density computing creates the need to bring chilled water closer than ever before to the IT equipment, prompting the need for new high reliability piping methods. This paper discusses new piping approaches which can dramatically reduce the risk of leakage and facilitate high density deployment. Alternative piping approaches and the advantages over traditional piping systems are described.
| Publisher | American Power Conversion (APC) | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2006 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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