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Title: Cooling Water Reliability and Sustainability

Presentation Summary:

This presentation will focus on how best in class water treatment technology, programs, and engineering service can have a positive impact on Data Center Reliability and Sustainability. The proper program implementation will help lower the Power Usage Effectiveness, reduce Water Requirements, and score LEED credit points.

• Reliability - Proper design and operations of the HVAC water treatment program will ensure that there is no downtime. On line monitoring of the key metrics including Corrosion, Scale, and Bio Indices will ensure that the system is operating within industry standards and prevent any equipment failures.
   
• Power - With the cooling equipment consuming 35-45% of all the Data Center power, ensuring that the HVAC equipment operates at design efficiency is vital to achieving as low a PUE as possible. The presentation will review cause and effect PUE calculations.
   
• Water - Water continues to become an even more precious resource. For larger projects, this can affect program viability, as many municipalities simply do not have the capacity for the water requirements. The presentation will review different methods as to how water can be saved by maximizing system cycles of concentration.

Speaker Bio: 

Pete graduated from Bucknell University in 1986 with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree. Upon graduating, he served in the US Army fulfilling his four-year ROTC commitment. In 1990, he came to work for Nalco Company in Las Vegas. He was in field sales and management through 2001. He also served as a Sales Manager prior to filling his current role as Key Account Manager in 2003. He presently works out of Nalco’s corporate office in Naperville, IL, and is responsible for Nalco’s Casino, Commercial Real Estate, and Data Center Industries.

Pete is an active member of the 7x24 Exchange and recently presented at the 2008 National Conference in Palm Springs. He is active in the local baseball program serving as president of the Yorkville Youth Baseball Softball Association.

About Nalco:

Nalco has over 70,000 customers and operates in over 130 countries. Its 11,000 employees are committed to ensuring reliability and reducing total cost of operations for their customers by implementing innovative best in class technology.

• John Scheuch, District Account Manager Nalco Company, JScheuch @ nalco.com
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• 913-908-4937
• www.nalco.com