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Figure 1: Isometric overview of a data center site illustrating key cooling infrastructure components, including adiabatic chillers, cooling towers, mechanical room and server layout. Courtesy: ChemTreat

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Figure 1: A line diagram demonstrating the traditional setup of a hydronic heating system. Courtesy: Smith Seckman Reid

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Figure 2: In previous editions of the code, open parking garages like this one did not require automatic fire sprinkler protection. New code editions have eliminated sprinkler exceptions for open parking garages. Courtesy: CDM Smith

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Figure 2: The illustrated schematic provides a generic representation of the typical primary hydronic loop distribution to rack-mounted coolant distribution units (CDUs). It is advisable that the piping material and connection accessories be chosen according to the CDU manufacturer's requirements for each project. Additional engineering efforts may be necessary to determine how to circulate the water and control the temperature and that may require changing the piping arrangements per project. Courtesy: Dynaten

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