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Title: | Effect of Temperature Compensator in Thermal Efficiency Management in Data Centre |
Authors: | C.T. IKwazom, D.O Njoku E.C Nwokorie, I.A. Aaefule O.C Nwokonkwo, J.E Jibiri T.C Okeahialam, F.U Madu |
Keywords: | CRAC, Compensator, Data Centre, Efficiency, Thermal process, Th |
Issue Date: | Mar-2022 |
Publisher: | Imo State Chapter Nigeria Computer Society, Conference proceeding IT for Economy Development and National Security(ITEDEN) Publish BY International Journal Con |
Citation: | Imo State Chapter Nigeria Computer Society, Conference proceeding IT for Economy Development and National Secur |
Abstract: | This paper has examined the effect of temperature compensator in thermal efficiency management in data centre. The use of computer room air control (CRAC) unit in ensuring thermal efficiency facilitate thermal process stability such that variation of temperature does not exceed predetermined value expected for effective working of data centre infrastructures such as computer hardware and server racks. A proportional-integral-derivative (PID) tuned compensator was designed in MATLAB environment and introduced into feedback network of thermal process in a data centre. Simulation result showed that predetermined temperature of 1oC was maintained when the designed compensator was introduced. Hence, the compensator provided thermal efficiency and stability by ensuring that the expected temperature in the data centre was not exceed and no deviation in the ideal temperature of the computer room air temperature (CRAT) and actual value obtained as step response |
Description: | CONFERENCE |
URI: | http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/18621 |
ISSN: | conference preceedings |
Appears in Collections: | Information and Media Technology |
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