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High Density Data Center Cooling
Upcoming FEMP Programs Titles and Dates in 2012
May 3rd, 2012
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( In this, the second of The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) series of seven new free programs and titles targeting facilities and energy managers, expert panelists discuss issues of interest to Information Technology professionals. Register to the right if interested, and please also forward this announcement to others in your network, agency, or professional email/Facebook / Linkedin contact lists who also might be interested in this title. -Thanks in advance!)
"Achieving
Energy Efficient Data Centers with New ASHRAE Thermal Guidelines" Thursday March 1st, 2012
1:30 -
3:00 PM ET Length of Course: 90 Minutes Thursday March 1st , 2012;
Program Summary:
Arm yourself with the knowledge to improve energy performance in Federal and Military data centers and research facilities without compromising reliability, voiding warranties, or increasing the risk of failure.
Facilities Managers, Information Technology Leaders, and Energy Experts will learn about:
- The latest ASHRAE TC9.9 standards with regards to allowable and recommended temperature and humidity ranges.- The real impact on IT equipment failures from operating at higher temperatures (based on IT OEM actual data).- The increased potential for data centers WITHOUT any mechanical refrigeration (ie, no chillers, compressors, etc.)- Resource materials from the major IT and data center industry thought leaders.
Target Audiences:
This seminar is designed for information technology data center managers and decision makers, other facilities managers, contract specialists and energy and management professionals who want to better understand how to improve data center performance within their organizations.
Expert
Instructors: Instructor: Don BeatyDon Beaty is a licensed professional engineer and founder of DLB Associates Consulting Engineers. Since1980 DLB has provided services for mission critical facilities in more than 35 states and throughout the world. DLB has provided design, commissioning, and operations support services for a wide variety of large and small data center clients including 10 of the largest Google data center campuses worldwide. Mr. Beaty is an ASHRAE Fellow and is the 2012 recipient of the ASHRAE George B. Hightower Technical Achievement Award in recognition for his TC 9.9 leadership and contribution. He has served in leadership positions on ASHRAE
committees on energy, equipment performance, and data centers. Mr. Beaty
was the co-founder and first chair of ASHRAE Technical Committee TC 9.9
(Mission Critical Facilities, Technology Spaces and Electronic Equipment)
and has been a major contributor to over 10 data center books. He
continues to be a major driving force on TC 9.9.
FEMP Expert: Will Lintner
Will Lintner is a professional engineer and certified energy manager.
As a member of the Applied Applications
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