Hot Aisle Containment

Published by Steve O'Donnell on Saturday 19th July 2008, 00:03 | Related | Filed Under

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Filed Under: Articles • Cooling • Mechanical

Tags: airflow • Cooling

This is an interesting photograph of a commercially available APC Hot Aisle containment system. With adequate cold air to our raised floor, this rack module can house high density equipment.

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1. 

   Comment by Rob Dalkeith on 18 July 2008:

   Steve

   This is such a relevant story. About two years ago our gas discharged and we never found out why. Who can you recommend who can investigate these events and get a sensible answer because our maintainers are useless.

   Rob
2. 

   Comment by cboucher101 on 25 July 2008:

   I believe this is actually APC's Hot Aisle containment. Sorry to nit-pick
3. 

   Comment by thehotaisle on 25 July 2008:

   You are entirely correct and you will see that I have updated the post to show that this is the case.

   Sorry for the confusion

   Steve
4. 

   Comment by thehotaisle on 25 July 2008:

   Rob,

   I use an absolutely brilliant M&E consultant, Ged. Who can be contacted through ATOV. mark.preston@atov.com.

   Regards

   Steve
5. 

   Comment by cboucher101 on 25 July 2008:

   I believe this is actually APC's Hot Aisle containment. Sorry to nit-pick
6. 

   Comment by thehotaisle on 25 July 2008:

   You are entirely correct and you will see that I have updated the post to show that this is the case.

   Sorry for the confusion

   Steve
7. 

   Comment by thehotaisle on 25 July 2008:

   Rob,

   I use an absolutely brilliant M&E consultant, Ged. Who can be contacted through ATOV. mark.preston@atov.com.

   Regards

   Steve

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