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Data Center Energy Savings By the numbers Chris Kurkjian, PE HP Critical Facility Services provided by EYP Mission Critical Facilities 2008 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

It is the sense of Congress that it is in the best interest of the United States for purchasers of computer servers togive high priority to energy efficiency as a factor in determining best value and performance for purchases of computer servers. Speaker of the House of Representatives Vice President of the United States and President of the Senate From H.R.5646 2 18 May 2009

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Environmental Envelope Class 1 Design Conditions Condition Allowable Level Class 1 Control Parameters 2004 Recommended Level 2008 Recommended Level Temperature control range 59 F 90 F (Class 1) 68 F 77 F 64.4 F 80.6 F Maximum temperature rate of change 9 F. per hour Relative humidity control range 20% - 80% 63 F Max Dewpoint (Class 1) 40% - 55% 41.9 F 59.0 F Dew Point 5.5 C 15.0 C Dew Point Maximum 60% RH Filtration quality 65%, min. 30% (MERV 11, min. MERV 8) These conditions are inlet conditions recommended in the ASHRAE Publication Thermal Guidelines for Data Processing Environments 4 18 May 2009

Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) 5 18 May 2009

Defining PUE and DCiE HVAC Plant Power Heat Rejection Power Air Handling Equipment Power Pumping Equipment Power Total HVAC Power Humidification Power Use On-Site Generation Jacket Heater Power Use Total Annual Facility Power Use Electrical System Exergy Loss (Transformers, UPS, PDU, RPP) Technology System Power Use Total Electrical System Exergy Loss Technology System Power Use Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) Total Annual Facility Power Use Technology System Annual Power Use > 1.00 Data Center Infrastructure Efficiency (DCiE) Technology System Annual Power Use Total Annual Facility Power Use < 1.00 6 18 May 2009

PUE Total PUE Electrical PUE Mechanical Minimum 1.33 0.03 0.30 Average 1.90 0.09 0.81 Maximum 3.03 0.20 1.83 Source: Measuring Energy Consumption And Performance Of Data Centers And Servers, Jonathan Koomey 7 18 May 2009

Data Center Power Allocation Average Data Center Power Allocation Other 11% HVAC Cooling 23% Servers 46% HVAC Fans 8% Light ing 4% UPS 8% Fig. 1.4 Average Power Allocation for 12 Benchmarked Data Centers (source: LBNL 2007a) 8 18 May 2009

Improve the PUE Upgrade DCiE PUE Rating Cumulative 1 Cost Simple payback 2 (years) Current 0.52 1.94 D I 0.60 1.67 C $300k - $400k 1.7 II 0.70 1.43 B $600k - $1M 2.5 III 0.8 1.25 A $2.5M-$3M 5.7 3000000 1 0.9 L e v e l o f I n v e s tm e n t ($ ) 2500000 2000000 1500000 1000000 500000 DCiE 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 5A 5A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 4A 3A 3C 2A 2B 1A 0 Climate Zone 1.93 1.67 1.43 1.25 Actual data Poly. (Actual data) PUE improvement

Centrifugal Chilled Water Plant Energy Efficiency 10 18 May 2009

Primary Energy Reduction Strategies Coefficient of Performance (COP) = Qi /Wnet Condensing Temperature (T C ) Net Work (W net ) Refrigerating Capacity (Q i ) Evaporating Temperature (T E )

Energy Reduction Strategies: Mechanical Coefficient of Performance = Q i /W net COPideal=T E /(T C -T E ) Decreased Condensing Temperature (T C ) Reduce the area under the curve = less power Increased Evaporating Temperature (T E ) 12 18 May 2009

Chilled/Condenser Water Temperature and Efficiency 5% improvement for 2 deg F increase in chilled water temperature. 19% improvement for 10 deg decrease in condenser water temperature. Energy (KW/Ton) Chilled Water Entering Condenser Water Temperature (F) Temperature (F) 85 75 65 60 Integrated 45 0.565 0.463 0.376 0.338 0.369 47 0.535 0.439 0.353 0.315 0.346 49 0.509 0.414 0.332 0.289 0.321 51 0.483 0.387 0.309 0.271 0.301 53 0.459 0.367 0.288 0.262 0.287 55 0.432 0.346 0.267 0.256 0.275 13 18 May 2009

Part Load Efficiency Curve Part-Load Centrifugal Chiller Efficiency Comparison - with and without Variable Frequency Drive 0.9 0.8 Compressor Efficiency (kw/ton) 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 Variable Speed Drive Efficiency Constant Speed Drive Efficiency 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Percentage of Full Load Output Sample Part-Load Centrifugal Chiller Efficiency with and without Variable Frequency Drive (courtesy of ASHRAE) 14 18 May 2009

Elevated Chilled Water Temperature Energy Savings Elevated Chilled Water Temperature Annualized Energy Comparison Case Plant Description 2700 Ton Load Energy Consumption Kilowatt - Hours Operating Cost / Year Annual Operating Cost Differential $ Differential % Chilled Water = 45F No Economizer 19211370 $ 2,041,137 Chilled Water = 50F No Economizer 17948320 $ 1,914,832 $ (126,305) -6% Chilled Water = 55F No Economizer 17062890 $ 1,826,289 $ (241,848) -11% Chilled Water = 60F No Economizer 15940030 $ 1,714,003 $ (327,134) -16% 15 18 May 2009

16 18 May 2009 Water Side Economizers

Water Side Economizers Use cold condenser water to generate chilled water Minimize or eliminate the requirement to operate the chillers when the ambient conditions permit The cooling towers generate the cold condenser water Energy savings dependent upon wet-bulb (moisture content of air) 17 18 May 2009

Water Side Economizers Regions with lower wet-bulb are necessary Need approximately 7 to 10F approach (wet bulb must be 7 to 10F less than design chilled water temperature) Higher design chilled water temperature (above conventional 45F) extends use of economizer 18 18 May 2009

Economizer Hourly Breakdown Tallahassee Annualized Economizer Hourly Comparison Case Chilled Water = 45F System Water Side Economizer Mechanical Cooling 7,090 Partial Economizer 1,353 Full Economizer 285 Chilled Water = 50F Water Side Economizer 6,378 1,757 593 Chilled Water = 55F Water Side Economizer 5,490 2,187 1,051 Chilled Water = 60F Water Side Economizer 4,463 2,627 1,638

Water Side Economizer Savings Mid Atlantic States Water Side Economizer Annualized Energy Comparison Case Plant Description 2700 Ton Load Energy Consumption Kilowatt - Hours Operating Cost / Year Annual Operating Cost Differential $ Differential % Chilled Water = 45F No Economizer 19211370 $ 2,041,137 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 16633220 $ 1,783,322 $ (257,815) -13% Chilled Water = 50F No Economizer 17948320 $ 1,914,832 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 15067700 $ 1,626,770 $ (288,062) -15% Chilled Water = 55F No Economizer 17062890 $ 1,826,289 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 13291020 $ 1,449,102 $ (377,187) -21% Chilled Water = 60F No Economizer 15940030 $ 1,714,003 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 12117970 $ 1,331,797 $ (382,206) -22%

Air Side Economizers 21 18 May 2009

Air Side Economizers Use outside air to directly cool the data center Energy savings dependent on dry-bulb (thermometer temperature) and wet-bulb (moisture content of air) temperature enthalpy control Need to control supply air temperature to produce optimal dry-bulb and moisture content don t want air too dry Equipment requirement to operate in 35% to 60% RH Adiabatic humidification required to leverage all available free cooling hours

Economizer Hourly Breakdown Tallahassee Annualized Economizer Hourly Comparison Case Chilled Water = 45F Supply Air = 55F System Water Side Economizer Air Side Economizer Mechanical Cooling 7,090 4,463 Partial Economizer 1,353 2,627 Full Economizer 285 1,638 Chilled Water = 50F Supply Air = 60F Water Side Economizer Air Side Economizer 6,378 3,131 1,757 3,247 593 2,350 Chilled Water = 55F Suply Air = 65F Water Side Economizer Air Side Economizer 5,490 3,131 2,187 3,247 1,051 2,350 Chilled Water = 60F Supply Air 70F Water Side Economizer Air Side Economizer 4,463 3,131 2,627 2,359 1,638 3,238

Air Side Economizer Savings Mid Atlantic States Air Side Economizer Annualized Energy Comparison Case Plant Description 2700 Ton Load Energy Consumption Kilowatt - Hours Operating Cost / Year Annual Operating Cost Differential $ Differential % Chilled Water = 45F No Economizer 19211370 $ 2,041,137 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 16633220 $ 1,783,322 $ (257,815) -13% Alternate #2 Air Side Economizer 15027018 $ 1,553,702 $ (487,435) -24% Chilled Water = 50F No Economizer 17948320 $ 1,914,832 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 15067700 $ 1,626,770 $ (288,062) -15% Alternate #2 Air Side Economizer 12937855 $ 1,340,285 $ (574,546) -30% Chilled Water = 55F No Economizer 17062890 $ 1,826,289 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 13291020 $ 1,449,102 $ (377,187) -21% Alternate #2 Air Side Economizer 11389777 $ 1,171,228 $ (655,061) -36% Chilled Water = 60F No Economizer 15940030 $ 1,714,003 Alternate #1 Series Economizer 12117970 $ 1,331,797 $ (382,206) -22% Alternate #2 Air Side Economizer 10556990 $ 1,081,949 $ (632,054) -37%

Variable Speed Drives to Reduce Supply Fan Energy 25 18 May 2009

Variable speed drives and fan energy Power reduces by the cube of the speed reduction! For our 7500kW UPS load with 20% redundant CRAH s. 68-110 kw CRAH units required to meet the load, 82 units total with redundancy. All units provided with10 kw motors

Energy Reductions as function of speed reduction (7500 kw data center) Case Annual Cost Differential Percentage All units run at full speed $ 717,572 All units run with variable speed drives at 80% $ 367,396 $ (350,176) -48% All units run with variable speed drives at 60% $ 154,995 $ (562,577) -78% All units run with variable speed drives at 40% $ 45,924 $ (671,648) -94% (d on $0.10/kWh, 3% drive inefficiency) 27 18 May 2009

Containers 28 18 May 2009

Container - Interior view Serviceable high efficiency heat exchangers (HEX) from HP MCS Standard 50U racks Hot aisle with rear access through doors in the container 29 18 May 2009 Serviceable high efficiency, variable speed blowers from HP MCS Facilities management on exterior of cold aisle 36 cold aisle can run at >90F

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