Question 1

What was the result of using MeeFog at NCAR’s Wyoming Supercomputing Center?

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The 170,000 sq. ft. NCAR Supercomputing Center in Wyoming uses MeeFog to protect its IBM Yellowstone supercomputer from ESD. The dry Wyoming climate is ideal for free cooling, but it creates a risk of dangerously low humidity. By installing MeeFog, NCAR delivers fog directly into the AHUs and supply air, maintaining safe humidity levels while saving energy. The system operates through two FM-200-B271P ceramic plunger pumps at 1000 psi, integrated with the Johnson Metasys controls for precise automation.

Question 2

What was the result of using MeeFog at NCAR’s Wyoming Supercomputing Center?

ready · Accepted Answer

The 170,000 sq. ft. NCAR Supercomputing Center in Wyoming uses MeeFog to protect its IBM Yellowstone supercomputer from ESD. The dry Wyoming climate is ideal for free cooling, but it creates a risk of dangerously low humidity. By installing MeeFog, NCAR delivers fog directly into the AHUs and supply air, maintaining safe humidity levels while saving energy. The system operates through two FM-200-B271P ceramic plunger pumps at 1000 psi, integrated with the Johnson Metasys controls for precise automation.

Question 3

What was the result of using MeeFog at NCAR’s Wyoming Supercomputing Center?

ready · Accepted Answer

The 170,000 sq. ft. NCAR Supercomputing Center in Wyoming uses MeeFog to protect its IBM Yellowstone supercomputer from ESD. The dry Wyoming climate is ideal for free cooling, but it creates a risk of dangerously low humidity. By installing MeeFog, NCAR delivers fog directly into the AHUs and supply air, maintaining safe humidity levels while saving energy. The system operates through two FM-200-B271P ceramic plunger pumps at 1000 psi, integrated with the Johnson Metasys controls for precise automation.

Question 4

What was the result of using MeeFog at NCAR’s Wyoming Supercomputing Center?

ready · Accepted Answer

The 170,000 sq. ft. NCAR Supercomputing Center in Wyoming uses MeeFog to protect its IBM Yellowstone supercomputer from ESD. The dry Wyoming climate is ideal for free cooling, but it creates a risk of dangerously low humidity. By installing MeeFog, NCAR delivers fog directly into the AHUs and supply air, maintaining safe humidity levels while saving energy. The system operates through two FM-200-B271P ceramic plunger pumps at 1000 psi, integrated with the Johnson Metasys controls for precise automation.

What was the result of using MeeFog at NCAR’s Wyoming Supercomputing Center?

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