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rmal management - passive air

Room level

Maximising the segregation of heat laden air and cooled air has several benefits for the
Data Centre operator and can be achieved relatively simply. Segregating the incoming
cooled and heat laden return air improves the efficiency of Data Centre air conditioning
or cooling plant. Furthermore, air segregation ensures the utilisation of the full cooling
potential of the cooled air and eliminates the inefficiencies associated with bypass air.
The result is greater cooling effectiveness at reduced air volumes, improved cooling
plant performance and ultimately an improved PUE.
Eaton's B-Line Business offers a comprehensive range of modular rack air segregation
and blanking options designed to optimise airflow into and out of the rack space.

1. 2. 3. 4.

1. Base Blanking 2. Vertical Baffle Blanking 3. 19” Blanking Panels 4. Top / Bottom Baffle Blanking
• Manage bypass air by sealing • Closes off any gaps between the
• Seals the area between the • Closes off any gaps between the
around incoming services. 19” rails and the side panels. 19”rails where no equipment 19” rails and the top / bottom of
is fitted. the rack.
• Avoids warm exhaust air • Avoids warm exhaust air
recirculating and mixing with recirculating and mixing with • Avoids warm exhaust air
the cold supply air. the cold supply air. recirculating and mixing with
the cold supply air.

Without baffles ✘ ✓With baffles
rack plan view
rack plan view

No internal segregation allows uncontrolled air Internal segregation avoids the mixing or crossing over
movement with supply and return air mixing reducing of supply and return air ensuring maximum equipment
equipment cooling effectiveness and efficiency. cooling effectiveness and efficiency.

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