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30 kW planning class liquid-to-liquid CDU

Facility interface review

Transfer heat from the equipment coolant loop to facility water through a heat exchanger. Confirm the operating conditions on both sides before selecting the unit.

Illustration of 30 kW planning class liquid-to-liquid CDU
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Fit and compatibility

  • Provide facility-water supply and return temperatures, available flow, permitted pressure drop and water quality. Confirm connection size, location and isolation points.
  • Provide the technology loop’s allowable supply temperature, fluid specification, flow and external pressure drop. Check rack space, power and service access.

Scope of supply

  • Agree on the CDU, heat exchanger, pumps and equipment loop connections. Identify who supplies the facility-side valves, strainers, fittings and piping.
  • Confirm the controls interface and sensor list. Request a piping and instrumentation diagram, coolant compatibility data and test curves for the chosen duty.

Operating conditions

  • Facility water and equipment coolant follow separate paths through the heat exchanger. Verify the approach temperature, which is the difference between the equipment and facility supply temperatures at the CDU.
  • Use the 30 kW planning class to request performance data at the agreed approach, flow and fluid on both loops. Confirm pump head and the facility-side pressure drop.
  • Review the dew point, insulation and control strategy for surfaces exposed to the room. Agree on cleanliness and chemistry limits for each loop.

Acceptance checks

  • Verify circuit cleanliness, isolation and pressure integrity under the agreed commissioning procedure. Record both loop flows, temperatures, pressures and measured approach at design load.
  • Check the controls and telemetry, including low flow and high coolant temperature alarms. Test switchover when the selected unit includes redundant pumps.

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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