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Energy efficiency test

The energy efficiency test evaluates the energy utilization efficiency of the liquid cooling system under different load rates by measuring the energy efficiency ratio of the CDU, the system PUE value, and the power consumption ratio of auxiliary components, providing data support for system energy-saving optimization.

Energy efficiency test

Test Background


Against the background of the "dual-carbon" strategy, the PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) of data centers has become a core assessment indicator. The energy efficiency performance of the liquid cooling system directly determines the overall energy consumption level and operating costs of the data center.

 

Test Introduction


The energy efficiency test evaluates the energy utilization efficiency of the liquid cooling system under different load rates by measuring the energy efficiency ratio of the CDU, the system PUE value, and the power consumption ratio of auxiliary components, providing data support for system energy-saving optimization.

 

Testing Objectives

 

Calculate the actual PUE value and energy efficiency grade of the system

Evaluate the energy efficiency ratio (COP) of the CDU under different loads

Analyze the power consumption ratio of auxiliary components such as pumps and fans

Provide optimization directions for energy-saving operation strategies

 

Test Standards

 

GB/T 42880-2023 Energy efficiency assessment specification for data centers

YD/T 3983-2021 Technical requirements and test methods for energy use efficiency of liquid-cooled server systems in data centers

ASHRAE TC 9.9 Data Center Energy Efficiency Guide

 

Applicable Products/Related Fields


Suitable for scenarios that need to meet PUE constraints, such as newly built and renovated data centers, AI computing power centers, and cloud computing platforms.

 

Test Content

 

CDU energy efficiency ratio test: Measurement of COP values under different load rates

PUE value test: Calculation of the ratio of total energy consumption to IT equipment energy consumption

Analysis of the proportion of auxiliary component power consumption: Statistics of power consumption of pumps, valves, sensors, etc.

Energy efficiency optimization suggestions: Analysis of the balance point between flow rate and energy consumption

 

Project Advantages

 

High-precision power analyzer for real-time monitoring of dynamic energy consumption

Supports simultaneous calculation of PUE and COP

Provides energy efficiency optimization reports and operation strategy recommendations

 

Laboratory Configuration

 

Power analyzer (Yokogawa WT series)

Multi-channel energy consumption acquisition system

Flow-temperature-pressure synchronous monitoring platform

Enthalpy difference method heat exchange test system

 

FAQ
Q: How low can the PUE of a liquid cooling system be?
A: The PUE of a cold plate liquid cooling system can be as low as 1.06-1.25, and that of an immersion liquid cooling system can reach 1.03-1.10, far lower than the over 1.5 of an air-cooling system.

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