Many times, when the actual capacity of the cooling system is not severely exceeded by the actual heat load of the equipment, optimizing the airflow may improve the situation until a new or additional cooling system is installed.

Before jumping into cost-effective raised floor suggestions, remember the goal of any airflow management initiative is to improve the intake air temperatures to IT equipment.

As power densities of racks rapidly increase due to limited space, cooling efficiency is top of mind for companies in the industry.

In this podcast, Anthony Gennello of CEG shares advice on how to properly plan and prepare for containment solutions, providing real-life examples along the way.

Model ABD-Z1 is the latest addition to Greenheck’s line of automatic balancing dampers (ABDs) that provide on-demand control to ventilation systems.

Room level airflow management is fraught with misconceptions and half-truths, making it the least understood aspect of airflow management.

To keep team members, families and communities safe at all its manufacturing facilities, Greenheck has implemented a comprehensive set of social distancing, workplace hygiene, and illness-response protocols. The company also formed a COVID-19 Response Team, which implemented policies based on CDC guidelines.

When we talk to data center operators about improving airflow efficiency at the row, they’ll jump ahead to containment a little too quickly. The fact is, there are several areas in the row that can be addressed without engaging in a full-blown containment initiative.

Climate control systems recirculate air throughout the building, along with airborne viruses and bacteria. As these microbes have had to withstand a heavily disinfected and thoroughly cleaned environment, they can cause serious problems to patients who may already have a lowered resistance to infection.