Fundamentals of Data Center Cooling - Arabic
Build a good knowledge of Data Center Application , Form the principles to creating a complete project
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What You Will Learn!
- Introduction to data center application.
- The Main Characteristic of Data Center Application
- The concept of Availability & Redundancy
- Different Types of Data Centers Tiers According To TIA & Uptime.
- Recommended Indoor Conditions.
- How to define Climate design conditions.
- Introduction to Load Estimation.
- IT Rack & UPS Heat dissipation.
- Difference between Precision cooling Vs comfort Cooling.
- CRAC / CRAH units.
- Room/Row and Rack based cooling.
- Underfloor air Distribution.
- Hot/Cold Aisle & Containment System.
- Introduction to CFD Analysis.
- Special Ventilation Requirements (Hydrogen Scavenging & FM-200 Scavenging).
Description
· Course overview: This course provides an overview of the principles and practices of data center cooling. It covers the different types of cooling systems, how they work, and how to choose the right system for your data center. The course also discusses the importance of energy efficiency in data center cooling and how to design a cooling system that is both effective and efficient.
· Course objectives:
o Understand the different types of cooling systems used in data centers
o Calculate the cooling requirements for a data center
o Design a cooling system that is both effective and efficient
o Implement a cooling system in a data center
o Monitor and maintain a cooling system in a data center
· Course topics:
o Introduction to data center application
o The Main Characteristic of Data Center Application.
o The concept of Availability & Redundancy.
o Different Types of Data Centers Tiers According To TIA & Uptime.
o Recommended Indoor Conditions.
o How to define Climate design conditions.
o Introduction to Load Estimation.
o IT Rack & UPS Heat dissipation.
o Difference between Precision cooling Vs comfort Cooling.
o CRAC / CRAH units.
o Room/Row and Rack based cooling.
o Underfloor air Distribution.
o Hot/Cold Aisle & Containment System.
o Introduction to CFD Analysis.
o Special Ventilation Requirements (Hydrogen Scavenging & FM-200 Scavenging).
· Course audience:
o This course is designed for HVAC Engineers IT professionals, facilities managers, and anyone else who is responsible for the cooling of data centers.
· Course prerequisites:
o No prior experience with data center cooling is required. However, some familiarity with HVAC design basics .
· Course certification:
o Upon successful completion of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion from the course provider.
Who Should Attend!
- HVAC Engineers
- Engineering Students