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since this is the number that ends up on the electricity bill for your data center,
similar as how you receive electricity bill for your home each month
Wei, the difference likely is that the one for your home is, hopefully, much lower
it is the theoretical value of voltage times the current expressed in ampere
That is why the value of apparent power is indicated as VA or kVA
The relationship between VA and Watt is indicated by the Power Factor or PF
Every electrical device has a Power Factor on the input.
For the output of the UPS this is important, and an example can be seen on this slide
This is based on the formula on the slide,
you multiply the Volt-Ampere with the Power Factor.
indicates the absolute maximum power that the equipment may consume,
This assumes a fully loaded configuration with maximum CPU usage,
to determine what the real expected power consumption is going to be.
to determine what the real expected power consumption is going to be
This can be very handy when performing capacity planning calculations
There are a few options for sizing the computer room power requirements
This slide is based on the metric system,
where we can see the imperial system.
| and look at somej letails for sizing power requirements
This practice can still be followed as a guidance for low density requirements,
In case you calculate using square feet,
you multiply the number with fifty Watt
If your room is one hundred square meters,
The best option is to look at the maximum power which can be used in the rack
In the data center, you don’t want to load the breaker for more than 80 percent,
and you need to realise that a data center Ihas an expected life span of 10-15 years
on your cost to build and your cost to operate
on your cost to build and your cost to operate
Note that in the industry it has become a trend to use the terminology
"low", "medium" and "high density power,
but there is no official definition lin terms of what these numbers represent
or do you have the luxury to build your data center from scratch?
you need to verify if there is sufficient power available.
If you build a new data center, you need to verify if the utility power company
is able to supply the power that you need
You could do a quick calculation for the purpose of obtaining an indication,
is to perform a more detailed calculation, to further fine tune your design
As mentioned, from there onwards you need to consider future growth of the data centre,
Once the numbers are known, you now know the load at the output of the UPS
you add the efficiency factor of the UPS
In addition, you need to add some buffer,
If you want to be really on the safe side,
you can add another 35%. but in reality, 10-15% should be sufficient
depending on whether you are using direct expansion (DX) or chilled water cooling
Finely, you add up the total UPS input power, plus the raw power supply
required for cooling and light, overf which a safety margin of 25% is added
Note that these numbers are indicators,
and look at your own specific situation
So, once the main power is sized, you need to start looking at your backucp power
So, once the main power is sized, you need to start looking at your backup power,
Generators need to be sized appropriately,
undersized generators will not be able to support the load, causing unavailability
since it will result in cylinder glazing which will create reliability issues
you need to know the power requirements of the load in both kW and kVA.
In addition, you need to review potential inrush power requirements
For example, when a heavy load such as a chiller plant kicks in
and when that happens, the generator must be able to support this.
As mentioned previously, UPS and other systems generate harmonics,
Thereforejreyiew theharmonics created,
as a result of, for example, variable speed drives in cooling systems.
If you have equipment that generates a modest level of harmonics
as it is the last resort of saving the data center against utility power outages
but the principle of these batteries is
in case of a power utility failure occurs
do not exceed fifteen to twenty minutes,
and do realise that once the utility power is no longer present,
air conditioners do no longer run either,
unless additional dedicated UPS systems for air conditioners have been installed,
So, in order to rely on your generator, you need to perform regular testing
It is recommended to perform a free running test at least once a month
this for the purposes of the generator its long term reliability
It does not give you any information on the generator to start automatically
nor does it tell if the generator is able to operate under full load conditions
then the only option available would be to connect it to a load bank.
which simulates a full load condition.
which is not truly testing the generator
and normally very little is used due to only testing being performed
Some date center operators argue that as long as the generator runs,
It is recommended to get a third party specialised company to take a fuel sample,
and have it analysed in laboratory,
In some of the colder countries you may experience gelling of the diesel,
This could hinder the proper flow and injection of fuel into the cylinders,
Another often forgotten point by designers
As the name suggests, it is a device that can assist in providing power
As the name suggests, it is a device that can assist in providing power
■ There are two main UPS| technologies deployed in the data center
and the other one is known as the dynamic UPS system, also known as the rotary UPS
The static UPS is called static, since it does not contain any moving parts
The UPS consists of electronic components, such as the rectifier and the inverter
although alternative energy stroage solutions are available in the the market
Adynamic or rotary UPS is a system which is built up out of moving parts
A dynamic or rotary UPS is a system which is built up out off moving parts.
Static UPS systems are relatively complex,
which is at the heart of the UPS system.
Batteries are a cost factor, as they need to be replaced after a number of years.
Dynamic UPS systems are only available in the higher power ratings
Dynamic UPS systems are very, heavy compared to static UPS systems
Dynamic UPS systems are very noisy and often require a room with sound proofing
and there is no need for batteries apart from a few batteries to start the engine
This makes it very confusing for the data center choose the correct UPS for its purpose
This makes it very confusing for the data center to choose the correct UPS for its purpose.
Should the input fail or exceed the defined allowable input window for frequency and voltage,
Should the input fail or exceed the defined allowable input window for frequency and voltage,
and in some data centers, these UPS systems are placed inside the ICT equipment racks.
Once the UPS switches to static bypass, it needs immediate attention to correct the situation.
Once the UPS switches to static bypass, it needs immediate attention to correct the situation.
Once the UPS switches to static bypass, it needs Immediate attention to correct the situation.
the UPS could for example run in VI mode
compared to the conventional UPS systems,
since the technology is very reliable,
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which is at extreme high frequency levels
Focusing on electromagnetic fields, you need to look at the low frequencies,
Being multiples of fifty or sixty hertz,
depending on the country in which you are operating your data center
When you visualize this on the electromagnetic spectrum,
One part is called the electrical fields, which is indicated by the letter E.
Coming back to the electrical fields,
Therefore, the higher the voltage. also the higher the E fields present
Therefore, the higher the voltage, also the higher the E fields present
so the more current that's consumed, the higher the magnetic fields,
Specifically in the United States of America, this could be a bigger concern.
since it is using a low voltage system.
Other parts of the world operate on 380 or 415 volt phase to phase.
there is not much to be worried about when it comes to electric fields,
On the secondary side, the voltage is relatively low and that will not change,
since the voltage is always stable
Magnetic fields, however, are created by current, which could vary day by day,
depending on the load in your data center
This automatical results in having more concerns about magnetic fields,
The strength of magnetic fields is often
So, a quick recap: electric fields are known as E fields and involve voltage,
So, a quick recap: electric field are known as E fields and involve voltage.
you probably want to know where these fields are coming from
and in the data center this comes from the High Tension transformers,
the UPS systems, power generator sets, main power cables, etc.
the concern is more about the main power that goes into an EDU
you could look at anything which carries a current of more than 100 amperes
Another possible concern is the lightning strike protection system
to the ground drop in the soil may appear on the outside wall of the computer room
When lightning strikes the building,
So, especially when an existing building is selected to become your date center,
or EMI and RFI could potentially cause equipment malfunctioning
Here are a few examples of some of the manufacturer's manuals,
in which they inform customers with some of the possible effects of EMF
is occurring in the radio frequency band
This slide demonstrates some of the effects of EMF on a microprocessor chip
and it's something that you would normally not see in a data center environment
Another problem, which does frequently occur, is the Hot Electron effect.
the electrons flow from the source to the drain over the N and P layers of the chip,
Due to the effects of EMF on a chip, it is possible that the electron's flow
if power cables and cooper-based network cables are too close to each other
which could lead to poor network performance or even collapse of a network
This will occur in both unshielded and Shielded twisted pair network cabling
was created to combat alien cross-talk between network cables.
And it certainly wasn’t developed to avoid the effects of EMF on network cabling
The human body has some magnetite,
EMF has a potential impact on magnetite,
This is exactly the reason why some frequent international travelers
which then helps them to avoid the issues that are associated with jet lag
that there are a lot of standards and guidelines addressing EMF and RFI,
that there are a lot of standards and guidelines addressing EMF and RFI,
that there are a lot of standards' and guidelines addressing EMF and RFI,
The standard indicates the acceptable levels for EMF surrounding equipment
Exceeding the level of 37.5 milligauss
may result in the system being, affected by levels no longer acceptable,
The NCRP, the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements
to which humans should be exposed to for a longer period of time.
Some countries may apply stricter limits,
An electromagnetic pulse or EMP is a short burst of electromagnetic energy
This pulse has the capability to bum out
generating a high electromagnetic pulse,
It is not unthinkable that if your country does end up in a state of war
to knock out all communication networks,
Another device capable of generating an extreme high electromagnetic pulse
is by means of a compression generator
.IF exoosure levels towards humans?
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