Watch a 15-minute conference talk from the Open Compute Project exploring an innovative approach to data center cooling through frame-based deployment of Rear Door Heat Exchangers (Door HX). Learn how Meta engineers Saket Karajgikar and Juan Banchs address the challenges of dynamic data center environments by implementing a frame-mounted Door HX solution that improves cooling efficiency while minimizing impact on hardware racks. Discover their analysis of frame structure durability across multiple IT refresh cycles and understand how this deployment method helps manage varying IT loads, equipment changes, diverse rack architectures, and environmental fluctuations for enhanced operational efficiency.
Frame-Based Deployment of Rear Door Heat Exchanger for Data Center Cooling Efficiency
Open Compute Project via YouTube
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Frame Based Deployment of Rear Door Heat Exchanger
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Open Compute Project
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