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7/19/2025, 11:35:02 AM
>>510791287
>aren't the cooling systems for server farms closed loop? yeah sure its full of water but the heat exchangers exchange it to the outside air and don't evaporate the water - the water stays in the loop
I don't see water vapor chimneys at server farms
there are two water sources that cool the server farm.
The first as you say is the internal closed loop which is occasionally topped up by a pressurisation unit to replace any water lost via a relief valve.
The second is the water sprayed onto the adiabatic wet pads of the cooling towers which evaporate, this water vapor not visible like a nuclear power plant because the temps of a server farm are much lower however the quantity is there.
t.mech engineer
>aren't the cooling systems for server farms closed loop? yeah sure its full of water but the heat exchangers exchange it to the outside air and don't evaporate the water - the water stays in the loop
I don't see water vapor chimneys at server farms
there are two water sources that cool the server farm.
The first as you say is the internal closed loop which is occasionally topped up by a pressurisation unit to replace any water lost via a relief valve.
The second is the water sprayed onto the adiabatic wet pads of the cooling towers which evaporate, this water vapor not visible like a nuclear power plant because the temps of a server farm are much lower however the quantity is there.
t.mech engineer
7/13/2025, 10:08:36 PM
>>510292632
The one and only good thing that has come from Pajeets flooding the west is seeing 50Ycucks and trannies salty at losing their white collar software engineering jerbs to the same cheap Pajeets they advocated for bringing in.
The one and only good thing that has come from Pajeets flooding the west is seeing 50Ycucks and trannies salty at losing their white collar software engineering jerbs to the same cheap Pajeets they advocated for bringing in.
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