Drum vs. Core
Pete Turnbull
pete at dunnington.plus.com
Wed Jul 4 19:46:56 CDT 2007
On 04/07/2007 23:54, Roger Holmes wrote:
>> From: Pete Turnbull <pete at dunnington.plus.com>
>> After a few panicky minutes, we realised it was the aircon.
>> Normally it works hard to cool the room, but it's designed to maintain a
>> certain temperature. With all the servers switched off, it was trying
>> for the first time in years to heat the place up, and of course the
>> heating coils were full of dust.
>
> Almost
> back to topic, air conditioning systems are supposed to filter out dust,
> so if there was dust in the heating coils, does this means it was not
> working properly?
I think the small ones, which are a few kW apiece, do, but the two big
ones (about 60kW) in the machine room don't really filter the air much.
They're really just meant to keep the temperature and humidity in
reasonable bounds.
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
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