Facility Description:
Applied Digital Corporation, formerly known as Applied Blockchain, specializes in designing, building, and operating high-performance computing facilities and data centers, which are used for various applications such as cryptocurrency mining, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing. A typical Applied Digital campus is expansive, covering several acres, and includes large-scale, purpose-built data centers designed for high-density computing. These facilities are equipped with advanced cooling systems to manage the significant heat generated by the computing equipment. The central plant of such a facility typically has a cooling capacity ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 tons, depending on the size and specific requirements of the operations. These campuses are built with energy efficiency and scalability in mind, often located in areas where electricity costs are low, and renewable energy sources are available.
Timberlake & Dickson Scope:
Timberlake & Dickson was responsible for furnishing and coordinating the installation of multiple plate heat exchangers for the cooling systems serving this customer. This work involved selecting heat exchangers that met the specific thermal transfer needs of the facility, ensuring compatibility with other systems, and overseeing their installation to maintain the precise temperature control required for operations. The scope of work included verification of performance, along with providing comprehensive documentation and training to ensure the facility’s staff could effectively manage and maintain the equipment.
Notable facts:
Applied Digital utilizes cutting-edge technology in its data centers, including the latest in hardware and software solutions to maximize efficiency and performance.
