Energy efficiency – in focus
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Energy efficiency – in focus
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Energy efficiency – in focus. Design and Efficiency – DELL™ AX4-5. Power consumption:345 Watt* Heat emission:1535 BTU/h* Power consumption a TB:38,3 Watt Heat emission a TB:170,6 BTU/h. * Manufacturer information, with maximum additional disks. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Energy efficiency – in focus
Design and Efficiency – DELL™ AX4-5
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Power consumption: 345 Watt*Heat emission: 1535 BTU/h*Power consumption a TB: 38,3 WattHeat emission a TB: 170,6 BTU/h
* Manufacturer information, with maximum additional disks
Energy efficiency – in focus
Design and Efficiency – DELL™ AX4-5
Cooling system:Power supply fan produces airflow
For each power supply there are two fans embedded in different places
Flat cooling elements
Effect:The airflow is divided inefficiently because cooling elements are covered by just one part of the airflow
In case of a single fan breakdown, second unit needs to compensate function. Result: Higher load to hardware
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Ventilation holes for the power supply
Rear with ventilation holes
Energy efficiency – in focus
Design and Efficiency – HP MSA 20xx
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Power Consumption: 475 Watt*Heat emission: 1622 BTU/h*Power Consumption a TB: 39,6 WattHeat emission a TB: 135,1 BTU/h
* Manufacturer information, with maximum additional disks
Energy efficiency – in focus
Design and Efficiency – HP MSA 20xx
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Ventilation holes for the power supply
Open rearCooling System: Power supply fan produces air flow Intelligent air conduction between
controllers and power supplies through the ventilation holes
Big cooling elements attached to the connection holes
For each power supply two redundant fans built in a row
Effect: Intelligent conduction of the air flow In case on a single fan breakdown,
no further power consumption therefore no expected hardware damages
Energy efficiency – in focus
Design and Efficiency – IBM DS3400
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Power consumption: 361 Watt*Heat emission: 1235 BTU/h*Power Consumption a TB: 30,1 WattHeat emission a TB: 102,9 BTU/h
* Manufacturer information, with maximum additional disks
Energy efficiency – in focus
Design and Efficiency – IBM DS3400
Cooling system:Power supply fan produces airflowFor each power supply two redundant fans embedded in different places
Very flat cooling elementsMemory looms into the airflow
Effect:Inefficient air division - cooling elements get covered by just one part of the airflow – however good positioning of the memory
In case of a single fan breakdown, second unit needs to compensate function. Result: Higher load to hardware
Energy efficiency – in focus
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Ventilation holes for the power supply
Design and Efficiency – FSC FibreCAT SX8x
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Energy efficiency – in focus
Power consumption: 475 Watt*Heat emission: 1622 BTU/h*Power consumption a TB: 39,6 WattHeat emission a TB: 135,1 BTU/h
* Manufacturer information, with maximum additional disks
Design and Efficiency – FSC FibreCAT SX8x
Energy efficiency – in focus
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Ventilation holes for the power supply
Open rear
Cooling system: Power supply fan produces
airflow Intelligent air conduction
between the controllers and the power supplies through the ventilation holes
Big cooling elements attached to the connection holes
For each power supply two redundant fans built in a row
Effect: Intelligent and effective air
conduction In case on a single fan
breakdown, no further power consumption therefore no expected hardware damages
Overview – Power and Heat Data
Power Power consumptionconsumption Heat emissionHeat emission Power Power
consumption a TBconsumption a TBHeat emission Heat emission
a TBa TB
345 Watt 1535 BTU/h 38,3 Watt 170,6 BTU/h
475 Watt 1622 BTU/h 39,6 Watt 135,1 BTU/h
361 Watt 1235 BTU/h 30,1 Watt 102,9 BTU/h
475 Watt 1622 BTU/h 39,6 Watt 135,1 BTU/h
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