LIFE SOLUTIONS – DATA CENTER SOLUTIONS KTV

Cooling Challenges in Data Centers

1. Efficiently manage the heat generated by IT equipment.
2. Ensure a homogeneous distribution of cold air to avoid localized overheating.
3. Maintain adequate relative humidity to prevent corrosion and static electricity in the equipment.
4. Account for load fluctuations and peaks in cooling demand, providing flexible response capacity.
5. Achieve high energy efficiency in cooling systems, minimizing electricity consumption and emissions.
6. Make use of the large amount of heat extracted from Data Centers through heat recovery systems.

Decarbonization

Data Centers must integrate decarbonization from the earliest stages of design, taking into account:

• Achieving high energy efficiency, minimizing electricity consumption and, therefore, carbon emissions.
• Smart use of energy and heat (heat recovery, free cooling).
• Limiting the need to replace equipment.
• Real-time measurement of machine inventory consumption, etc.
• Use of natural refrigerants and refrigerants with low global warming potential (GWP).
• Integration of Renewable Sources to reduce the carbon footprint.

Heat Recovery

Data Centers operate continuously, generating a significant amount of heat during their constant operation. Our heat recovery solutions transform this excess heat into reusable thermal energy, which can supply district heating systems, hospitals and industrial buildings.

Free Cooling

KEYTER leads the way in Free Cooling solutions for Data Centers, integrating advanced technologies that leverage outdoor climatic conditions to reduce energy consumption and minimize carbon emissions.