GLOBAL IT COOLING SYSTEM MARKET

INTRODUCTION

Coolant is continuously pumped through engine block channels to power the cooling system. A water pump is used to push coolant through the cylinder block. The solution picks up heat from the engine as it travels via these channels.

This hot fluid exits the engine and enters the radiator, where it is cooled by air flowing through the radiator grill of the vehicle. After cooling as it travels through the radiator, the fluid will return to the engine where it will pick up further engine heat and carry it away.

Between the radiator and the engine is a thermostat. The thermostat controls how the liquid behaves in relation to temperature. The solution avoids the radiator and is sent back to the engine block if the fluid temperature falls below a specified point. When the coolant reaches a specific temperature, the thermostat's valve opens, enabling the coolant to flow once more through the radiator for cooling.

IT COOLING SYSTEM MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST

The Global IT Cooling System market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.

NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH

The introduction of a new line of cooling products designed exclusively for the North American mission critical market has been announced by Mitsubishi Electric, a pioneer in the market for high efficiency, dependable, economically viable, and environmentally sustainable IT cooling solutions.

The Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) Division of Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc. (MEPPI), based in Warrendale, Pennsylvania, offers the new product line, known as CritiCool.

The DX-P Single Package Vertical Cooling System, the first item in the CritiCool line to be released, is being introduced by MEPPI at the same time as this announcement.The DX-P models' cutting-edge design is the result of Mitsubishi Electric's more than 50 years of experience with cooling solutions.

In order to enter the market for data center cooling, ST Engineering has announced the release of their new Airbitat DC Cooling System. The Airbitat DC Cooling System, a creation of its Urban Environment Solutions (UES) division, offers robust pre-cooling for tropical data centers while achieving yearly net energy savings of more than 20% compared to traditional chiller systems alone.

Data from UES' live system data, eight years of engineering and R&D, and its patented evaporative cooling technology support the claim that the Airbitat DC Cooling System helps data centers achieve a targeted Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of below 1.3.

A new data center cooling system has been released by infrastructure technology startup Aligned, based in Texas. The brand-new, patented Delta3 cooling system from Aligned only needs 20% of the energy that typical data center cooling systems use. With 25% more cooling capacity, it also performs better than technology of the current generation.

Users can "Expand on Demand," incrementally scaling in place up to 50 kW per rack without running out of capacity, using the Delta3, which also increases sustainability.

The debut of Infinidium Power Corp.'s new power generator data cooling technology has been announced. Independent verifiers consider the groundbreaking "Vortex Vacuum Chamber" technology, which is outfitted with features including an extra-low voltage direct current smart nanogrid and novel power management technologies, to be the most effective data center cooling system ever created.

The system is intended to do away with complicated cooling infrastructure, as well as generators and other auxiliary devices, each of which can counterbalance the entirety of the company's capital expenditures. The systems can be effectively installed in existing facilities with little in the way of retrofitting or obtaining permits.

New IT Cooling System introduced by Mitsubishi Electric Australia. The new cooling system, called s-MEXT, builds on the company's long history of providing IT Cooling and offers premium Mitsubishi Electric quality coupled with world-class efficiency.

The Mr. Slim R32 inverter outdoor unit is connected to the s-MEXT high precision inside air conditioner as part of the split cooling system.

The product is enormous for data centres around the nation, where air cooling accounts for 40% of all electricity demand.

In addition to emphasising energy economy, the new s-MEXT air conditioning is equipped to accurately adjust temperature and relative humidity and was built with data centres in mind. Due to its compact design, it may be readily integrated into compact data centres, distribution centres, or IT 

rooms without taking up extra space. The introduction of the newest member of the Mitsubishi Electric IT Cooling family has us quite excited. 

The s-MEXT was actually created to give enterprises an R32 refrigerant choice while also offering IT environments strong cooling options. Growing temperatures of intake airflows directed to IT equipment (up to 23°C) have been caused by increased power densities in IT environments. 

The most essential data centres' needs can be met by the s-MEXT and Mr. Slim cooling package, which was created to control return air temperatures up to 35°C.Since air conditioning accounts for a sizable amount of the electricity used by data centres, it is crucial that they continually develop new technologies to fulfil the greatest energy efficiency standards.

In the fields of consumer electronics, industrial technology, energy, transportation, and building supplies, Mitsubishi Electric is a well-known global leader in the production, promotion, and sale of electrical and electronic equipment.

It also develops and markets satellite communications systems and equipment for space exploration.This IT cooling solution is appropriate for servers that produce low to medium quantities of heat.

By precisely controlling the interior units' temperature and using energy-efficient outdoor units with inverter technology, it offers customers a high-reliability, high-quality IT cooling solution.

With a variety of accessories, customers may customise the IT cooling system to meet their specific requirements. In order to generate a synergistic effect that increases cooling efficiency, they've merged cutting-edge inverter technologies with cutting-edge electronics and mechanical technologies.

The end effect is improved performance and reduced energy use.

The DX Cooling Systems were created expressly for cooling modular constructions holding auxiliary backup power supply and IT equipment, often acting as an add-on to existing data centres or enterprise IT facilities. This is different from just modifying a comfort cooling device.

COMPANY PROFILE

• Artech Cooling Tower Pvt. Ltd
• SPX Corporation 
• Thermax Ltd 
• Cooling Tower Systems, Inc 
• Hamon Corporation

THIS REPORT WILL ANSWER FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. How many IT Cooling Systems are manufactured per annum globally? Who are the sub-component suppliers in different regions?

2. Cost breakup of a  Global IT Cooling System and key vendor selection criteria

3. Where is the IT Cooling System manufactured? What is the average margin per unit?

4. Market share of Global IT Cooling System market  manufacturers and their upcoming products

5. Cost advantage for OEMs who manufacture Global IT Cooling System in-house

6. 5 key predictions for next 5 years in Global IT Cooling System market

7. Average B-2-B IT Cooling System market price in all segments

8. Latest trends in IT Cooling System market, by every market segment

9. The market size (both volume and value) of the IT Cooling System market in 2022-2030 and every year in between?

10. Production breakup of IT Cooling System market, by suppliers and their OEM relationship