GPU WORLD · GW-LC-RACK-AI
AI rack liquid cooling package
Facility integration enquiryPlan an AI rack’s cooling from the facility connection to the CDU, rack manifolds and server branches. Align the design with the deployment and service model.
Fit and compatibility
- Provide a rack and server schedule with the installed and planned loads, supported cooling interfaces and liquid capture fractions. Confirm space, loaded weight, access and power.
- Confirm the facility heat-rejection method and expected supply temperatures, flow, pressure and water chemistry. Review coolant requirements on the equipment side and the separate room air load.
- Agree on the service model, permitted downtime and responsibilities across the facility, rack and server interfaces.
Scope of supply
- Map the facility boundary, CDU and rack supply and return manifolds with isolated server branches. Specify filters, valves, sensors and leak detection zones in the bill of materials.
- Define the controls and alarms that report to building management. Agree on the as-built drawings, pressure and cleanliness records, commissioning scope, operator training and spares.
Operating conditions
- Size liquid and residual air heat rejection separately at agreed concurrent loads and worst site conditions. Include growth allowance and the specified equipment-out-of-service scenarios.
- Review the hydraulic balance from the facility connection through the CDU and equipment branches. Confirm operating temperatures, available pump head, fluid compatibility and condensation controls.
- Agree on alarm escalation, valve isolation and the response to a loss of cooling. Check that the design supports access to pumps, filters and removable trays under the planned service procedure.
Acceptance checks
- Verify pressure integrity, water quality and cleanliness before loading the system. Record flow, temperatures, pressures and remaining room air load through load steps and sustained operation.
- Run approved integrated failure tests for leak, low flow and loss of cooling, including alarm routing and recovery. Obtain site acceptance and hand over the as-built drawings and operating limits.
Technical references
Use these references to identify the platform and design requirements. GPU WORLD confirms the applicable assembly and operating conditions for each project.
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