Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide methods, systems, and computer program products for implementing intelligent power shifting in an uninterruptable power supply (UPS) system for enhanced system efficiency. Disclosed embodiments implement intelligent power shifting to decrease UPS power consumption during normal system operation in the presence of a main power signal, increasing system efficiency, while providing redundancy in the absence or a disruption of the main power signal. Power shifting is based on an intelligent algorithm for controlling current through power supply units (PSUs) of the UPS system to shift a substantial portion of the main power signal through PSUs that are connected to power distribution units (PDU) not powered through the UPS, reducing power consumption by the UPS.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and products for health signature based load shifting for part longevity may include monitoring one or more variables associated with each of multiple redundant parts of a computing system, where one or more of the redundant parts are experiencing a load, generating, based on the monitored variables, a health signature for each of the redundant parts, and shifting, based on the health signatures, the load between the redundant parts.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product are provided. Fan speed is determined for one or more air conditioning unit (ACU) fans and stored to computer memory in response to detecting a request for authorized entrance to the modular data center. ACU fans are adjusted in preparation to deploying retractable baffles that, when deployed, form a temporary vestibule within a space of the modular data center. The retractable baffles are deployed to form the temporary vestibule within the space of the modular data center. Computing resources in the modular data center are shielded from contaminant air that enters the temporary vestibule when the external door is open. The external door is unlocked to allow user entrance to the temporary vestibule. When the external door closes, air is purged from the temporary vestibule. Retractable baffles are retracted. The fan speeds are restored from the computer memory.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and products for socket downstop creep detection includes monitoring one or more creep detection sensors included within one or more downstops within a socket, where the socket is included on a printed circuit board (PCB) and a module is coupled to the socket, detecting socket downstop creep associated with the module based on data received from the one or more creep detection sensors, and performing one or more actions based on detecting the socket downstop creep.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and products for socket downstop creep detection includes enabling a current source on a creep detection circuit coupled to one or more creep detection pins within a PCB socket coupled to a module, tracking one or more resistance values associated with the creep detection circuit, and detecting socket downstop creep associated with the module based on determining that the one or more resistance values have changed by more than a threshold amount.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide methods, systems, and computer program products for implementing enhanced phase power load balancing of a set of systems (e.g., the set of systems of a data center) using a subset of the systems. Disclosed embodiments extract phase currents of a three-phase power source of the set of systems, and determine, based on extracted phase currents for the set of systems, input phase power load balancing for the subset of the systems. Disclosed embodiments alter the current input phase power balancing of the subset, unbalancing the input phase power load for the subset of the systems to provide enhanced phase power load balancing of the set of systems. Altering the current input phase power balancing for the subset of the systems can be implemented by power shifting between power supply units (PSUs), phase rotations, or input phase switching of power distribution unit (PDU) switchable output ports.

Abstract: Coolant mixture rebalancing for liquid-cooled systems, including: monitoring activity of a liquid-cooled system; determining, based on the activity, that a component balance of a coolant of the liquid-cooled system should be modified; and adding, to a cooling loop of the liquid-cooled system, a component of the coolant to modify the component balance of the coolant.

Abstract: An edge container with an integrated rotational economizer (ECIRE) includes a container, information technology (IT) equipment, an air conditioning unit (ACU), an economizer, where the container includes a cold aisle and a hot aisle. The ECIRE further includes the ACU configured to provide cooled air to the cold aisle of the container. The ECIRE further includes the IT equipment which, during operation, exhausts heated air to the hot aisle of the container. The economizer of the ECIRE further includes a first external rotational heat exchanger and an internal heat exchanger, where the first external rotational heat exchanger is positioned on an exterior surface of the container and the internal heat exchanger is positioned on an interior surface of the container.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for a latch assembly apparatus. The latch assembly apparatus includes an effort arm, latch housing, a fulcrum, and a torsion spring. The latch housing includes a resistance arm having a claw portion, and an ejection arm. The torsion spring is configured to provide a rotational force around the fulcrum, and on the resistance arm, resulting from a tensioning of the torsion spring between a first end of the torsion spring fixed to the effort arm, and a second end of the torsion spring fixed to a predetermined preload hole disposed on the latch housing. Further, when the latch assembly apparatus is mounted to a removable element, and the removable element is placed in a connection with a drawer element by the latch assembly apparatus, the resistance arm applies a preload to the connection.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and products for edge data center integrated geothermal cooling include an edge data center container including: computing equipment, and a heat exchanger coupled to the computing equipment via a thermosiphon; a fluid reservoir positioned underground below the edge data center container, wherein the fluid reservoir is configured for geothermal cooling; and a pump configured to circulate cooling fluid between the fluid reservoir and the heat exchanger.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and products for health signature based load shifting for part longevity may include monitoring one or more variables associated with each of multiple redundant parts of a computing system, where one or more of the redundant parts are experiencing a load, generating, based on the monitored variables, a health signature for each of the redundant parts, and shifting, based on the health signatures, the load between the redundant parts.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include a server drawer. The server drawer may include a lower deck heat exchanger with an inlet, an outlet, and a fluid pump. The server drawer may also include an upper deck heat exchanger located in an upper airflow path after first heat producing elements and before a component of concern, and a manifold. The manifold may include distributors connecting i) the inlet to the upper deck heat exchanger and ii) the outlet to the upper deck heat exchanger. The fluid pump may pump cooled fluid between the upper deck heat exchanger and the lower deck heat exchange.

Abstract: A heat sink filler to maintain proper cooling air flow through operating processing units is disclosed. The heat sink filler comprises a frame with a removable perforated sheet inside the frame, wherein the perforated sheet is configured to match an impedance of a heat sink. The heat sink filler further includes a first keying feature. The heat sink filler also includes an extended edge on a first edge of the frame and a beveled edge on the second edge of the frame.

Abstract: A system and related method balance phase power in a power distribution system. The method comprises performing the following operations dynamically and repeatedly, during operation of subcomponents receiving power from a plurality of redundant intelligent PDUs. Input phases of the intelligent PDUs are monitored for power values associated with the input phases that provide power to the subcomponents through the PDUs. A target per-phase power value is determined. When the input phases are not balanced, an input phase at an input port is redirected to an output port of at least one of the PDUs using a switch to bring the not-balanced phases closer to being balanced phases by reducing a difference of phase powers to the target per-phase power value. The method then comprises performing load shifting on the power supply units (PSUs) associated with the redundant PDUs to improve an overall phase power balance across all redundant PDUs.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide methods, systems, and computer program products for implementing enhanced phase power load balancing of a set of systems (e.g., the set of systems of a data center) using a subset of the systems. Disclosed embodiments extract phase currents of a three-phase power source of the set of systems, and determine, based on extracted phase currents for the set of systems, input phase power load balancing for the subset of the systems. Disclosed embodiments alter the current input phase power balancing of the subset, unbalancing the input phase power load for the subset of the systems to provide enhanced phase power load balancing of the set of systems. Altering the current input phase power balancing for the subset of the systems can be implemented by power shifting between power supply units (PSUs), phase rotations, or input phase switching of power distribution unit (PDU) switchable output ports.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide methods, systems, and computer program products for implementing intelligent power shifting in an uninterruptable power supply (UPS) system for enhanced system efficiency. Disclosed embodiments implement intelligent power shifting to decrease UPS power consumption during normal system operation in the presence of a main power signal, increasing system efficiency, while providing redundancy in the absence or a disruption of the main power signal. Power shifting is based on an intelligent algorithm for controlling current through power supply units (PSUs) of the UPS system to shift a substantial portion of the main power signal through PSUs that are connected to power distribution units (PDU) not powered through the UPS, reducing power consumption by the UPS.

Abstract: A computer-implemented apparatus and related method control a dynamic phase rotation unit of a power distribution unit (PDU). The method comprises using a processor of a system controller for identifying a PDU group of two or more redundant PDUs, receiving input parameters from an input port of each of the PDUs in the PDU group, and comparing the input parameters from of the PDU group. The method further comprises conditioned upon a determination of the following both being true: 1) the input parameters are within a predefined threshold of similarity; and 2) no uninterruptable power supply (UPS) is present, then, responsive to the determination sending, via a network, a phase rotation command to a phase rotation controller to change the phase rotation switches on at least one of the PDUs in the PDU group. Otherwise, responsive to the determination, not sending the phase rotation command.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide methods, systems, and computer program products for implementing predictive three-phase power distribution unit (PDU) output load switching for input phase balancing. Disclosed embodiments measure PDU output port power values for powering a plurality of loads over time, perform pattern recognition on the PDU output port power values over time to produce recognized power patterns; and create switching rules based on the recognized power patterns to provide input phase load balancing, wherein the switching rules include at least one of (i) predicted output port power values for a periodic time interval, or (ii) predicted output port power values based on the measured PDU output port power values associated with the loads. Disclosed embodiments switch input phase connection to one or more PDU outputs based on the switching rules.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for a latch assembly apparatus. The latch assembly apparatus includes an effort arm, latch housing, a fulcrum, and a torsion spring. The latch housing includes a resistance arm having a claw portion, and an ejection arm. The torsion spring is configured to provide a rotational force around the fulcrum, and on the resistance arm, resulting from a tensioning of the torsion spring between a first end of the torsion spring fixed to the effort arm, and a second end of the torsion spring fixed to a predetermined preload hole disposed on the latch housing. Further, when the latch assembly apparatus is mounted to a removable element, and the removable element is placed in a connection with a drawer element by the latch assembly apparatus, the resistance arm applies a preload to the connection.

Abstract: An apparatus for a fire suppressant system on a server rack includes an integrated battery feature, a manifold, a conduit, and a control card, where the integrated battery feature includes a plurality of battery cells in an enclosure. A first end of the conduit coupled to a control valve on the manifold and a second end of the conduit coupled to the integrated battery feature. The control card configured to open the control valve on the manifold, where the control valve is configured to release a fire suppressant into the enclosure of the integrated battery feature. In one embodiment, the fire suppressant is contained within a pressurized fire suppressant reservoir mounted on the server rack. In another embodiment, the fire suppressant is a cooling fluid diverted from a radiator cooling unit on the server rack.