Data Centre Testing & Commissioning

zero Failure of Data Center

MECHANICAL SYSTEM SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST (SAT)

• Air Cooled Chiller Site Acceptance Test

• PAHU Site Acceptance Test

• Fan Wall Unit Site Acceptance Test

• Air Handling Unit Site Acceptance Test

• Treated Fresh Air Fan Site Acceptance Test

• VRF Outdoor Unit Site Acceptance Test

• Mechanical Ventilation Fan Site Acceptance Test

• Data Hall Air Balancing Test

• Chilled Water Balancing Test

• Condensate Drainage Test

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM FACTORY SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST

• HV Switchgear Site Acceptance Test

• CSS Site Acceptance Test

• LV Generator Site Acceptance Test

• LV Switchgear Site Acceptance Test

• UPS Site Acceptance Test

• PDU Site Acceptance Test

• Power Cable Site Acceptance Test

• HV Busduct Site Acceptance Test

• Data Hall Electrical Installation System Site Acceptance Test

Sharpening data center due diligence

Investments in data center capacity are a fact of business life. Businesses require new applications to interact with customers, manage supply chains, process transactions, and analyze market trends. Those applications and the data they use must be hosted in secure, mission-critical facilities. To date, the largest enterprises have needed their own facilities for their most important applications and data.

1. How much impact do our facilities have on the availability of important business applications?

2. How much more capacity could we get from existing facilities?

3. What does future demand for data center capacity look like and how can virtualization affect it?

4. How can we improve capacity allocation by tier?

5. How can we incorporate modular designs into our data center footprint?

6. What is the complete list of key design decisions and their financial impact?