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If you’re coming from languages like C or Python, you might wonder: how do I declare global variables in Fortran? In modern Fortran (90 and later), the recommended approach is to use modules. These allow you to define shared variables accessible across multiple program units—just like global variables. ✅ Recommended: Use a Module Here’s how to define and use global variables using a…

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Science could make fire suppression safe #datacenter #simulation

Data centers have had a problem with fire suppression systems. While trying to remove the threat of fire damage, they have actually introduced dangers of their own.

These systems operate by flooding the data center with inert gas, preventing fire from taking hold. However, to do this, they have to fill the space quickly, and this rapid expansion can create a shockwave, with vibrations that can…

#DCIM Part 3: How to use CFD & Engineering Simulation for #DataCenter Operation

Integration of DCIM with CFD

Part 1 of this series highlighted a number of instances where DCIM products tried to deliver add-on modules to their capacity-planning and analytics functions. Some of these modules can be dressed up as computational fluid dynamics (CFD), driven by primitive analytics, that will more often than not mislead the operator. CFD is a powerful and well-respected tool used…

3 Pillars of Modern #DataCenter Operations

Physical Principles

The last of the three pillars involves applying knowledge of the physical laws, engineering designs, and technological constraints affecting reliable delivery of power and cooling in the facility. Because data centers are constantly changing, and because of the complexity of air and heat flows, it is essential to apply engineering simulation tools to both data center design…