Investor demonstration · read-only

Read-only demonstration. Four sanitised or hypothetical engineering projects. Each states its own validation status; nothing shown is engineer approved.

MECHANICAL — CFD AND ENERGY · CASE STUDY

Data Centre CFD Analysis — Inputs

NOT ENGINEERING VALIDATED — native CFD converged; validation gates partly failed

Inputs

Room and racks (synthetic)

Room
6.0 x 4.8 x 3.0 m single-storey hall, no glazing (ASSUMED)
Racks
4 racks in 2 rows (hot/cold aisle), 600 x 1200 x 2000 mm (GENERIC ASSUMPTION)
IT load
10 kW per rack, 40 kW total (GIVEN)
Rack air temperature rise
12 K (GENERIC ASSUMPTION): 10 / (1.2 x 1.005 x 12) = 0.691 m3/s per rack
Location
London, UK (synthetic site; IESVE weather as configured)

Boundary conditions

ElementDC00B baselineDC00O optimised
Floor supply3.3167 m3/s at 18 °C (1.2 x 1.0 m)2.9022 m3/s at 18 °C (1.20 m2)
Extractone ceiling extract above the cold aisletwo extracts of 1.451 m3/s, 0.72 m2 each, over the hot aisles
Rack inlet faceextract 0.691 m3/sextract 0.691 m3/s
Rack exhaust facesupply 0.691 m3/s at 32.0 °Csupply 0.691 m3/s at 32.0 °C
Walls / initial28 °C / 24 °C28 °C / 24 °C

Annual-model assumptions

Seasonal cooling efficiency
4.0 (ASSUMED)
Specific fan power
1.5 W/(l/s) (ASSUMED)
Fan law exponent
n = 3 (ASSUMED; upper bound)
Room set point
28 °C (single zone)
Tariff
0.25 GBP/kWh (ASSUMED placeholder)

Sanitised derivative of preserved evidence (cfd-DC00-20261024-r2, cfd-DC01-N1-DSM-20261024). Nothing was re-simulated. Screenshot crops are static images of the native viewer; plots and the report contain only values read from the evidence. · Pack cfd-data-centre-r2 (built 2026-10-25); every file is checked against its SHA-256 before it is shown.