With the push for Green Information Technology and increased computing densities, companies are constantly looking at ways of improving energy efficiency in their Data Centers. Since cooling is a major part of the energy equation, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is becoming an essential tool to addressing cooling efficiency.

This is also evidenced by the 2008 report to Congress on data center power consumption by the federal Environmental Protection Agency. The report recommended CFD modeling as a way to "optimize data center airflow configuration."

CFD studies can help you avoid costly efficiency guesswork and identify appropriate efficiency improvement steps as well as provide empirical data for capacity planning.

CoolSolve has developed a proven, repeatable process for conducting a CFD study and analysis. We help our clients by creating an appropriate level of detail model, running simulations, validation of results and the identification of remediations to improve air flow efficiency and the execution of what if scenarios to assist with capacity planning.

Our experience in Data Center management and expertise in CFD modeling, coupled with a commitment to customer satisfaction will ensure you receive quality service from day one of the engagement.