aisle containment, Business Tech, data center, Engineering Efficiency, green tech, green tech, technology

Implementing a Hot or Cold Aisle Containment System and Difference Between

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hot and cold aisle containment diagrams showing airflow

Hot and cold aisle containment are popular choices for those seeking to find an appropriate cooling system for a data center. You can increase efficiency and save on energy using either method of containment by eliminating hot spots and preventing IT machines from overheating. The main objective in aisle containment is to separate the mixing of warm and cool air in the data center, specifically in the IT rack area through vents and air conditioners.

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Engineering Efficiency, green tech, green tech, Lighting Solutions, technology

LED Lights: Breakthroughs and the Future of Lighting

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LED lighting indoors around walking escalator

Imagine the ability to change the color of your car or the walls of your house as easily as you might change the background of your Facebook page. Or maybe you would like your car to display your Twitter feed or Facebook page while you’re on the road. Such futuristic ideas may soon be made possible due to the versatility of the Light-Emitting Diode (LED). Marconi Labs were the first to discover the process of

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aisle containment, Business, Business Tech, control room furniture, data center, Engineering Efficiency, Environmental Engineering, green tech, green tech, technology

Keeping Your Data Cool: From Desktops To Aisle Containment

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model of liquid cooling system

As I sit in front of my air conditioner, looking up weather forecasts of extreme heat for most of the United States, I started to wonder about how computers keep themselves cool. Let’s look at desktops. Why would anyone need more than a simple fan exhaust? If you are just checking your e-mails and reading articles on Wikipedia, you will not need to worry about anything more than that. Increased power consumption equates to more

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Business, Business Tech, Engineering Efficiency, green tech, green tech, industrial design, Lighting Solutions, technology

Turning on to LED Lighting: Why LEDs Have Become So Popular

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illustration of various led light bulbs plugged into an outlet

LED lighting is turning up all over these days. It’s no wonder; they offer some clear advantages over the traditional incandescent bulbs of the past. These benefits come largely in four areas: ability, efficiency, affordability and longevity. Affordability Let’s tackle affordability first because the cost of LED bulbs tends to be the major stumbling block when it comes to their use. It is true that LED lighting does cost more per unit than incandescent bulbs.

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Environmental Engineering, green tech

Plastic Pollution and Innovating a Greener Future

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woman picking up plastic trash washed up on beach

Plastics have long been hailed as a miracle of modern invention. They are lightweight, durable and affordable, making them very popular in manufacturing. These attributes, however, are also part of the problem when it comes to plastics. When simply tossed into the trash these plastics can have an immense lifespan and become hard to collect because of their physical properties. No place is a better example of the hazards posed by plastics than the area

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Business, Business Tech, data center, green tech, industrial design, technology

Hot and Cold Aisle Containment: Fans, Vents and Raised Floors

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aisle containment system rendering

Hot-air and cold-air aisle containment is a popular choice for those seeking to find an appropriate cooling system for a data center. Containment as a method of temperature control can increase sustainability and efficiency by keep machines from overheating and eliminating hot spots. Separating the cold air from the warm air is the primary objective when it comes to containment, achieved through modifications to the air flow such as fans, vents or air conditioners. By

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data center, industrial design, technology

Control Room Furniture Design in 2018

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rendering of control room furniture in command center

It’s 2018. Not a lot has changed in the designing of new control room environments, but there are still a number of factors should be taken into account when considering the details involved. The work stations, for example, should be of utmost consideration when thinking of the practical and aesthetic factors involved. Designing in this industry can be very expensive and very labor-intensive, but with a few guidelines, can be suitably accomplished. It has been

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