Data Centre & Critical Infrastructure
Mechanical and structural engineering for data centres, modular facilities, equipment-support structures and critical environmental-control systems.
Engineering the physical infrastructure that supports resilient data centre and critical facilities.
Data centre and critical infrastructure must support heavy equipment, maintain suitable environmental conditions and remain practical to fabricate, transport, install and maintain. CITA Engineering provides mechanical and structural engineering for modular buildings, equipment-support structures, ventilation and cooling systems and the interfaces between them. Our project experience includes modular steel support structures and ventilation and cooling design for modular electrical switchgear buildings. Our engineering approach considers the complete physical environment around critical equipment, including structural load paths, equipment support, airflow, cooling duty, pressurisation, maintainability, modular construction and installation constraints. Where specialist fabrication, installation, inspection or testing is required, CITA coordinates with suitably competent delivery partners while retaining engineering oversight and design intent.
Selected projects delivered under this service.
Modular Support Structure for a Data Centre Kiosk
CITA Engineering delivered the structural engineering, finite element assessment and design coordination for a modular galvanised steel support structure serving a data centre kiosk. The structure was developed for off-site fabrication, efficient site assembly and long-term external service.
Ventilation and Cooling Design for a Modular Electrical Switchgear Building
A modular electrical switchgear building required a ventilation and cooling system capable of maintaining suitable internal conditions for critical electrical equipment.
Technical thinking behind this service.
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