Thermal load dissipation
Analysis of current and future heat loads, spatial distribution, and IT infrastructure requirements.
Cooling for data centers
An efficient thermal strategy protects critical loads, improves energy use, and supports infrastructure growth.
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Understand the process.
Define the solution.
Data center cooling must be planned alongside IT load, distribution, and availability targets. Every project requires defining operating and growth scenarios before selecting equipment and thermal architecture.
Applications and requirements
Cooling loops
Evaluation of cooling generation and distribution alternatives compatible with the project architecture.
Redundancy and supervision
Definition of redundancy, control, and maintenance criteria aligned with client reliability objectives.
Before selecting equipment
Decisions that guide the project
Your operational conditions define the design. These are the key aspects to review from the start.
- IT load and projected power density
- Thermal conditions required by equipment
- Availability and maintainability criteria
- Power, water, space, and future scalability
A clear scope,
from the beginning.
We can handle a single stage or integrate multiple disciplines. Frimont's scope of responsibility and deliverables are defined for each project.
Design basis and scenario analysis
Specifications and interfaces for thermal systems
Testing and commissioning plan for the scope
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What load and continuity tier must your infrastructure support?
To get started, you can share:
- The process or facility and its location.
- Current situation and project objective.
- Existing equipment and available operating data.
- Current stage and desired scope.
You do not need a complete RFP to start a conversation.
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