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2. 2 GLOBAL REFERENCES 01.09.2014 Rev: 00

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4. 401.09.2014 Rev: 00 The History of Evaporative Cooling Evaporative cooling is the oldest form of air conditioning ever used The ancient Greeks used to fill terracotta pots full of water and leave them by doors and windows to benefit from evaporative cooling The Arabs hung wet blankets over doors and windows to achieve the same effect But this is direct evaporative cooling. The absolute humidity will increase. Canovate is introducing the Next Generation Evaporative Cooling for Datacenters

5. Two 100% separated air streams. Outside air and datacenter air. Only max.50 % of outside air to cool 100 % datacenter air. Forced evaporation of the water on the surface of the plates 1.Hot air from data center 2.Hygroscopic layer 3.Ambient air intake 4.Water supply 5.Scavenger air 6.Cool supply air. Plates Hygroscopic Layer INDIRECT ADIABATIC COOLING How does Indirect Adiabatic Cooling technology works? 1 3 5 Secondary fan Primary fan 2 6 4 Next Generation Evaporative Cooling Adiabatic cooling İnside

6. The power of evaporating water: Polypropyleen plates

7. The power of evaporating water: Primary airflow

8. The power of evaporating water: Hygroscopic Layer

9. The power of evaporating water: Secondary airflow

10. The power of evaporating water: Adiabatic Cooling

11. The power of evaporating water: High Efficient Adiabatic Cooling

12. *Source: internal analysis of various competitors data ASHRAE TC 9.9 2011 Recommended Allowable A1 Accoording the temperature guidline of ASHRAE

13. Nominal load Partial load 75 % Energy saving 50 % 75 % partial load means up to 50 % energy saving

14. The electrical cost of different cooling systems SystemEER ( Energy Efficiency Ratio) Needed Electrical power for cooling 1 MW [kW] Typical Energy cost (Year) [€] DX (CRAC)3333€ 233.600 CW (CHILLER + CRAC) 5200€ 140.160 CW + FREE COOLING10100€ 70.080 INDIRECT ADIABATIC3033€ 23.360

15. The heat exchanger forms the basis with simple easy to understand design and use heat exchanger Two fans

16. Easy controls are designed well, easy to use and able to communicate with all building management systems

17. 1701.09.2014 Rev: 00 At low ambient temperatures the Canovate CACxxx Series can achieve 100% free cooling. THREE OPERATING MODES Free Cooling 0˚C to 15˚C Dry bulb temperature

18. 1801.09.2014 Rev: 00 Indirect Adiabatic Cooling 15˚C to 35˚C As the ambient temperature begins to increase, the heat exchanger requires more airflow to deliver the required cooling, the ambient fans ramp up accordingly. The system will start with wetting the heat exchanger and run as a indirect adiabatic cooler.

19. 1901.09.2014 Rev: 00 Top up Operation above 35 ˚C (Indirect adiabatic & mechanical cooling) If the supply temperature cannot be met by indirect adiabatic cooling alone (i.e. where lower supply temperatures or higher more humid ambient conditions are present), the DX system will be activated. 35 ˚C

20. 2001.09.2014 Rev: 00 Canovate CACxxx Series Benefits 1. Highest water efficiency 2. Ultra-energy efficient unit with typical pPUE below 1.2 3. Maximum economizer utilization 4. Compact size 5. Flexible configuration

21. 2101.09.2014 Rev: 00 Flexible configuration Flexible configuration (50,100, 200,300 and 400 kW standard unit sizes)

22. 2201.09.2014 Rev: 00 Canovate Air Handling Solutions Canovate CACxxx Series save money,reduced energy consumption,eliminates high ambient problems and serve as an energy efficient cooling solution for datacenters. Reduced Running Cost Reduced Maintenance Improved Reliability Increased Capacity Self Cleaning Filter Longer Compressor Life Controls BMS compatibility Supply air temperature control Air flow and pressure monitoring Dual power supply (ATS)

23. 2301.09.2014 Rev: 00 Canovate Air Handling Solutions Wall or roof optimised connections Highest water efficiency Ultra-energy efficient unit pPUE below 1.2 Adiabatic system with full UV sterilisation N+1 fan configuration for increased efficiency Flexible configuration (50,100, 200, 300 and 400 kW standard unit sizes) High mechanical cooling energy efficiency ratio (EER)

24. COST EFFECTIVEminimal maintenance requirements, minimal power infrastructure RELIABLE by a minimum of moving parts, high quality components and high quality finish ENERGY-EFFICIENT due to EC fans, dynamic control and elimination of a water pump ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY only water and air as cooling agent and low energy consumption, low CO2 emission HYGIENICno still standing water, no algea, no legionella risk SAVINGSup to 90% energy saving on conventional cooling system EXPERIENCEmore than 10 years of experience in cooling systems. Using Adiabatic Cooling technology means......

25. A Case Sample Study for Riyadh / Saudi Arabia

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