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    This document outlines sessions for training on CFD modeling of data center layouts. Session I covers introducing CFD and data requirements for modeling such as room dimensions, rack layouts, server details, cooling units, floor and return grilles, chilled water piping, PDUs, UPSs, transformers, and cable trays. Session II focuses on building the layout, including creating rack layouts, placing mechanical equipment like CRAC units and electrical equipment, and adding piping and cable trays. Session III covers troubleshooting CFD models.

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    This document outlines sessions for training on CFD modeling of data center layouts. Session I covers introducing CFD and data requirements for modeling such as room dimensions, rack layouts, server details, cooling units, floor and return grilles, chilled water piping, PDUs, UPSs, transformers, and cable trays. Session II focuses on building the layout, including creating rack layouts, placing mechanical equipment like CRAC units and electrical equipment, and adding piping and cable trays. Session III covers troubleshooting CFD models.

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    This document outlines sessions for training on CFD modeling of data center layouts. Session I covers introducing CFD and data requirements for modeling such as room dimensions, rack layouts, server details, cooling units, floor and return grilles, chilled water piping, PDUs, UPSs, transformers, and cable trays. Session II focuses on building the layout, including creating rack layouts, placing mechanical equipment like CRAC units and electrical equipment, and adding piping and cable trays. Session III covers troubleshooting CFD models.

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    This document outlines sessions for training on CFD modeling of data center layouts. Session I covers introducing CFD and data requirements for modeling such as room dimensions, rack layouts, server details, cooling units, floor and return grilles, chilled water piping, PDUs, UPSs, transformers, and cable trays. Session II focuses on building the layout, including creating rack layouts, placing mechanical equipment like CRAC units and electrical equipment, and adding piping and cable trays. Session III covers troubleshooting CFD models.

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    CONTENTS:

    Session I
    1. Introduction on CFD 2. Data Requirements 3. General modeling

    Session II
    1. Layout building

    Session III
    1. Trouble shooting 2.

    Session IV
    1. Report writing

    Session I
    1. Introduction 2. Data Requirements
    A. Room geometry/size
    Length, Width, Height Raised floor height False floor height Obstruction columns , beams

    B. Rack layout
    Type of rack model & size No of Us Forced ventilated /Passive ventilated racks Alignment of racks above raised floor with cold & hot aisle.

    C. Server details
    Detailed specification of each server mounted in the cabinet. Percentage of populated servers in each rack

    D. Cooling units
    Tonnage of KW of cooling unit. Specification of cooling units.

    Bottom discharge, Top discharge, Front discharge No of blowers or EC fans CRACs with VFD or non VFD

    E. Floor grille
    Model of Grilles With damper & non damper Percentage of grille opening Quantity & location of grilles

    F. Return Grille
    Location of grilles No of grilles CFM of each grille

    G. Chilled water piping


    Pipe size Routing of pipes

    H. PDU
    Location of PDU Capacity of PDU Heat dissipation of PDUs

    I. UPS
    Location of PDU Capacity of PDU Heat dissipation of PDUs Force ventilated

    J. Isolation transformer
    Location of PDU Capacity of PDU Heat dissipation of PDUs

    K. Power cable tray


    Tray size Routing of cable tray

    L. Network/Data Cables
    Data cables size Routing of data cables

    2. General Modeling:
    A. Identification of tool bars B. Creating room layout

    Open new & existing files from local drive Import CAD layout to 6 sigma Preparing room as per required dimension regular & irregular shape Alignment of floor grid Alignment of ceiling grid False floor height adjustment Laying columns & beams Creating partition wall Creating CRAH gallerys Creating cut off in false ceiling, false floor

    Session II
    1. Layout building
    A. Creating rack layouts
    Creating inbuilt layout aisle from software. Creating customized manual aisle layout Creating hot & cold aisle containment Creating forced ventilated racks Creating chimney racks Populating racks with servers as per required capacities Populating generic rack (auto filling)

    B. Placing of Mechanical & Equipments


    i. Placing of CRAC units. Connecting to ceiling void Creating ducts Creating supply vents in ducts Customizing CRAC units as per requirement In row cooling technology Serving data centers using AHUs

    ii.

    Placing of Electrical Equipments. Locating of PDUs Customizing PDUs Locating UPS as required Forced ventilated UPS

    C. Creating piping & cable trays


    Lying of pipes & cable trays.

    D. Locating
    Floor grilles Ceiling grilles Light fixtures

    Session III
    A. Trouble shooting
    Rectification of errors.

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