Air Handlers for Datacentre applications – why indirect air handlers a brief overview of regulations and the working environment Datacentre fridge systems – A brief overview of application design F-Gas – Changes to the regulations and what it means for mission critical Free cooling in mission critical chillers – The difference between comfort vs specialists Hybrid cooling – A brief look into utilising indirect free cooling with water cooled DX Precision Vs comfort – Why comfort applications aren’t suitable for mission critical design Ultrasonic humification – very low energy, high efficiency humidification VSD compressors in chiller systems – What is it and why is True VSD important.
Data Hydraulic System (Part 1)
Introduction into the basic design and consideration to be made with datacentre (DC) hydraulic system. Purpose of the CPD is to enable the audience to have a general overview of how a hydraulics system looks / works and what goes into it and understand some basic considerations.
This shall be part 1 of our CPD on this subject, with the aim of getting the audience to minimum level for a future CPD on datacentre hydraulic system optimisation (planned for 2024)
- Data Centre
- HVAC
- Mechanical
Brendan Leonard - Over 25 years' experience working with end users, consultants, M+E companies and DC designers
Johnathan Paul Attwood – Applications team manager with roughly 10 years’ experience in mission critical cooling applications.
Ian Watts - Over 25 years working in the HVAC Industry with a core focus on the contracting/sales element.
Stephen Busette-Commercial and Operations Director with over 15 years working in cooling systems
Joe Thomas - Key Account Technical Sales Manager EMEA with over 13 years working in the cooling with a core focus on Technical solutions for predominantly mission critical cooling solutions.
- East Midlands England
- London
- North East England
- North West England
- Northern England
- West Midlands England