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stepen 09-29-2015 02:27 PM

AC or DC for data center?
 
I have seen that using a AC supply in data center consumes a lot of power and generates a lot of heat? Is DC would be any good for general data centers?

winson 09-29-2015 02:30 PM

DC method is really great for low power consumption. Most data center equipments run on Direct Current or DC. IT gears are made to run by DC but the problem is the provided electricity from the utilities is AC or Alternating Current. The UPS can covert the electricity into three phrases and make a one way line to the data center. Emerge Alliance is following DC method and they have reduced a huge amount of power cost. They made a test run on their data centers, using 380 volt DC instead id 280 volt AC. The senior project manager of the company said that the three steps converting needs a large amount of power and canceling this process helped them to reduce the load of cooling system as well. The data center’s equipments are creating less heat because they are skipping the three phrase conversion method. DC is cutting down electricity cost as well as assisting in heat control.

adilkhan009 06-13-2016 12:50 PM

AC data center and DC data center both is good but mostly use AC light mode.


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