Structural and Vibration Guidelines for Datacom Equipment Centers Ashrae Datacom Series 1st Edition by American Society Of Heating Refrigerating And Air Conditioning Engineers ISBN 1933742208 9781933742205

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ISBN 10: 1933742208 
ISBN 13: 9781933742205
Author:  American Society Of Heating Refrigerating And Air Conditioning Engineers

This book discusses datacom equipment as well as a building & trade structure and infrastructure in a holistic way while providing best practices for their design and installation. This book is divided into four main sections. Part 1, Introduction, gives an overview of the best practices in the design of datacom equipment centers, including recommendations for new and renovated building structures, building infrastructure, and datacom equipment. Part 2, Building Structure, covers the design of new and existing structures. In Part 3, Building Infrastructure, the structural considerations of the building & trade infrastructure, raised-access floor systems, and vibration sources and their control are discussed in detail. The last part of this book, Datacom Equipment, covers shock and vibration testing, seismic anchorage systems and analysis of datacom equipment.

Structural and Vibration Guidelines for Datacom Equipment Centers Ashrae Datacom Series 1st Table of contents:

Part 1: Introduction

• Chapter 1: Overview of Best Practices in the Design of Datacom Equipment Centers
  • Recommendations for new and renovated building structures.
  • Recommendations for building infrastructure.
  • Recommendations for datacom equipment.

Part 2: Building Structure

• Chapter 2: Design of New Structures
  • General considerations for structural design.
  • Loads (dead, live, snow, wind, seismic).
  • Structural systems (foundations, columns, beams, floor slabs, roof slabs).
  • Considerations for future expansion.
• Chapter 3: Design of Existing Structures
  • Assessment of existing structural capacity.
  • Reinforcement and modification techniques for upgrades or renovations.

Part 3: Building Infrastructure

• Chapter 4: Structural Considerations of the Building & Trade Infrastructure
  • Support for HVAC systems (ductwork, piping, chillers).
  • Support for electrical systems (conduits, cable trays, switchgear).
  • Support for fire suppression systems.
  • Support for other critical infrastructure components.
• Chapter 5: Raised-Access Floor Systems
  • Structural requirements for raised floors.
  • Loading considerations (static and dynamic).
  • Seismic bracing for raised floors.
• Chapter 6: Vibration Sources and Their Control
  • Identification of internal vibration sources (e.g., chillers, generators, pumps, fans).
  • Identification of external vibration sources (e.g., traffic, construction, seismic activity).
  • Methods for vibration isolation and damping.
  • Vibration criteria for sensitive equipment.

Part 4: Datacom Equipment

• Chapter 7: Shock and Vibration Testing of Datacom Equipment
  • Importance of testing.
  • Relevant testing standards and procedures.
  • Interpretation of test results.
• Chapter 8: Seismic Anchorage Systems and Analysis of Datacom Equipment
  • Principles of seismic design for equipment.
  • Types of anchorage systems.
  • Analysis methods for seismic performance.
  • Requirements for racks, cabinets, and individual equipment.

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