Closed aisle components Clause Samples

Closed aisle components. 1. The cold aisle or hot aisle between the two rows of racks of the micro-module should be closed to form a relatively sealed environmental space. 2. The closed aisle frame material should be made of high strength material, which can reliably support the top skylight and other components. The frame surface is sprayed with anticorrosive coating. 3. The closed aisle should adopt an independent frame structure, can be built independently, is not fixed with the IT rack and other functional racks, and can be sealed with seals or brushes at the joints with other racks. After installation, if there is an obvious air short path or air leakage point between the rack bodies or between the rack body and the closed aisle components, the appropriate sealing material should be used for sealing. 4. The height dimensions reserved for all kinds of racks in the micro-module should be 2100mm, 2300mm, 2500mm, the width size should be 600mm, the depth size should be 1200mm, and the appropriate allowance should be reserved in the height and width size. Racks of different heights should approach the above recommended heights by individually adapting height adjustment accessories, thereby reducing the specifications of closed aisle components. 5. The skylight should be automatically flipped or dropped at the top of the closed aisle of the micro-module, and the skylight should be made of transparent, fire-proof and explosion- proof materials. the skylight can be linked with the fire control system to realize the automatic opening in case of emergency, and at the same time, the manual opening function can be realized. The skylight should not block the normal opening of the rack door after flipping or falling. 6. The width in the closed aisle should not be less than 1.2m. 7. The outer flat door should be used on both sides of the closed aisle of the micro-module, the transparent observation window should be on the door, and the toughened glass should be used as the material. The width of the door should not be less than 1m and the height should not be less than 2m. 8. The installation position of monitoring camera, smoke detection, temperature sensing and other devices should be reserved at the top of the closed aisle of micro-module. the number of cameras should not be less than 2 and should be placed opposite to each other on both sides of the aisle. 9. The top of the micro-module closed aisle should reserve the entrance for the fire pipe access, and the reserved hole should be ke...
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