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August 17, 2010, 10:34 |
Datacenter simulation
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EB
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Hi there...
I would like to model a datacenter. At this moment I consider the problem as follow: - Rectangular shape - 22 racks are considered as 1 volume with constant heat source (W/m^3) - The air density is considered as constant - Assumption is that there is a laminar flow - The simulations are steady-state and all the parameters are considered as first-order in time and space (pressure-based solver) Can someone give me some tips about the BC's which are normally used to model the racks in a datacenter? Does it need to contain all the racks...1 row contains 22 racks and each rack again contains 60 vertically placed IT-equipment. I would like to hear what you think about this settings...how complex must the model become to have a reliable model? Because I only want to know whether all the equipments are in contact with the cooling air and what the temperature difference becomes over the equipment. Thanks |
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bc's, datacenter, racks, settings |
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