Data Centre Power

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Introduction

The data centre challenge is not just about hardware costs. It is increasingly about the reduction of energy consumption.In the early days you may have seen cheap household fans in many data centres being used just to keep things cool, this is no longer sufficient and sophisticated cooling systems now need to be employed. With the requirement for very high levels of availability; this means that standby or duplicated systems are provided for business critical data and applications. Although hardware performance keeps increasing, the performance per watt remains fairly constant, in other words, the total power consumed in data centres is rising. The operational costs of commercial data centres are almost directly proportional to how much power is consumed by the equipment. Worse still, a lot of that power is wasted. In today’s society, organizations are trying to reduce their ‘carbon footprint’ and saving power is the name of the game in major data centers, even to the extent that many operators turn off the lights. This training course looks more closely at the different methods of providing electrical power to a data centre and identifies strategies to minimize the hidden electrical power costs and face the so called IT Power Crisis. All the Data Centre Courses have been fully updated to take into account the requirements of the 2009 EU Code of Conduct on Data Centers Energy Efficiency.

Course Objectives

To understand the types of electrical power, standby and emergency power and determine options for efficient power distribution

Prerequisites

Must have attended and passed the CDCD™ module or have previous experience in the given discipline.

Duration & Learning Level

Learning Level:

Duration:

Day 1

The Electricity Supply

Where does the electricity come from?
Electrical supply options from Supply
Company
Costs of electrical power
Types of Tariff available
Comparison of European and American power systems

Distribution in the Data Centre

1-phase AC, 3-phase AC and DC
Power options
Power distribution and Associated
Losses
Specifying Power Density
Power Density Areas
Peak versus Average Power density
Harmonic currents and residual losses
Emergency power off (EPO)

Standby Power

Standby Generators
UPS, batteries and redundant systems
(N+0, N+1, N+N)
UPS Technologies and Efficiencies

Methods of reducing power Consumption

Microprocessor trends
Multi-core processors
Server Power Tuning and Clustering
Virtualization performance and power
consumption
Low power networking eg. Ethernet
backplanes
Intelligent PDUs

Exam & Certificate

This is an advanced learning level course which consists of a 8-hours duration.
The participant will be entitled for a certification of Certified after completing of his/her training successfully.

Target Group

Any individual involved or responsible for the management of an existing Data Centre
Designers and Consultants

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