Data center HVAC

Design
the system.
Machine
the parts.

SURPASS TECH INC. designs HVAC systems for data centers and fabricates the custom components those systems need. The shop is at 45 Bowes Road in Vaughan.

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Section through a data hall Underfloor supply air rises in the cold aisle between two rows of racks. Heat leaves through the hot aisles toward the ceiling return. Teal edges mark the rack fronts facing the cold aisle. RETURN COLD HOT HOT SUPPLY
Fig. 01 — Cold aisle between rack fronts. Underfloor supply, ceiling return.
Place Vaughan, Ontario
Scope Design and fabrication
Shop CNC machining center
Phone 416-569-7664

The drawing and the part come from the same shop.

Data-center cooling depends on air doing what the design says it will do. We design that HVAC system, then machine the custom components the hall needs so the system can be built as drawn.

Vaughan shop

A machining center for the parts the hall requires.

Data-center HVAC needs parts that match one room. Fabrication runs on an AES CNC FLEXA PRO: vacuum workholding, servo-driven axes, and rack-and-rail motion, with central lubrication on the machine.

The machining center
Machine
AES CNC FLEXA PRO
Workholding
Vacuum zones, two vacuum pumps
Motion
Servo axes on rack and rail
Upkeep
Central lubrication

How a job moves

From the hall to a finished component.

  1. 01

    Start from the hall

    The IT load, the layout, and what has to stay cool when a unit is offline.

  2. 02

    Draw the system

    Supply, return, equipment, and the custom pieces that geometry asks for.

  3. 03

    Machine the parts

    Cut in Vaughan on the CNC center, held on vacuum and driven by servo axes.

  4. 04

    Match the drawing

    The component that leaves Bowes Road is the one the design specified.

Shop and office

45 Bowes Road, Vaughan.

Ontario L4K 1H4, Canada

416-569-7664 Write the shop