BMS Design For Data Centres - (N+1)

In this weeks video we start a mini series on BMS design for mission critical facilities, focusing on data centres.
If you are mechanical consultant that creates data centre specifications or are a BMS engineer that designs data centre control systems, this should give you a few ideas on how to improve the resilience of the Building Management System.
Links to the full series:
1st Video: BMS Design For Data Centres (N+1)
• BMS Design For Data Ce...
2nd Video: BMS Design For Data Centres - Start-up and Monitoring
• BMS Design For Data Ce...
3rd Video: BMS Data Centre Design - Tier 3 & 4, and Monitoring
• BMS Data Centre Design...
4th Video: BMS Data Centre Design - Power and Alarms
• BMS Data Centre Design...
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[@salimamara1261]

Very informative thank you

[@alsyd03_aus]

I really enjoyed the video and appreciate sharing the knowledge.

[@hvacrnortheastern2110]

Great video your exactly right.

[@bryceanderson17]

Thanks :-)

[@mohammedabdullahkhan4264]

How to design all bms system, please make vedios on that

[@kidoctane]

How topical.......... currently doing concept BMS design on an unusual critical project. Good points and ideas. Question - say you have 4 chiller installation with one by-pass valve. Which of the 4 field panels gets to control the valve ?.

[@bryceanderson17]

There can't be one bypass valve in a critical facility 😊 There needs to be 2 bypass valves and double sets of system pressure transmitters. Yes, easier said than done..

[@kidoctane]

@@bryceanderson17 That is correct about the by-pass valve ..... thou I often use two and sequence their operation (other reasons than redundancy) Oh I nearly always have more than one field DP's - specially with convoluted CHW reticulation system with potentially very variable loads - maybe not a data centre but a hospital - oh yes