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Real-time Facilities and IT to support Business Service Management and reduce energy
IBM Power and Cooling SymposiumDr. Kenneth Uhlman, PEDirector Data Center Business [email protected] September, 2008
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Agenda
• Eaton Overview• Executive Summary• Overview of Market Needs
• Energy Efficiency• Electric Utilities• Data Centers
• Opportunities• Next Steps
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Eaton expanding solutions…
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• 225 KVA – 1.1 MVA
• Industries most energy efficient, compact UPS system
• 97% efficiency across the spectrum at <5% THD
• Up to 50% space and weight savings reducing site construction issues such as elevators
• Scalable with onsite power upgrades forredundancy or capacity
Energy Efficient 9395 UPS Systems
On-site upgrade
Redundancy or Capacity Upgrades
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V%
Time (milliseconds)
ITIC Curve
• Energy efficient normal mode for maximum energy savings
• Seamless transitions between operating modes
• Higher efficiency than HVDC systems without the safety, UL and product availability issues
9395 Energy EfficiencyUPS Efficiencies
70%
80%
90%
100%
20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
% UPS Load
UPS
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cien
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5%
10%
15%
20%
Savi
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BladeUPS
Traditional AC UPS
Savings
TypicalOperation
FullLoad
Energy EfficientMode
Double Conversion
Mode
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Overview of Market Needs
• Global Warming• Electric Grid congestion• Peak energy demands• Peak energy pricing• New loads at peak times
• Data Centers• Chevy Volt…
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Capacity Challenges
1.1 GW System Capacity
1.3 GW Spinning Reserve
.6 GW System Average
Typical Utility Operating Challenges
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Utility Incentives for Off-Peak Loads
• Utilities are providing financial incentives to shift loads to off-peak
• Much less expensive to provide demand reduction incentive than bring on high cost, high carbon incremental power plant
• Dynamically linked IT loads present opportunities
• May reduce carbon footprintdue to fuel source
Peaking Power Plant
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Smart Grid Technologies
• Incorporating technology to optimize generation, transmission and consumption
• Real-time metrics and processes• Demand Response• Time of use rates• Emergency Interrupts• Cogeneration Incentives
• Standards work underway with EPRI, Gridwise, The Green Grid incorporating IP based platforms
Smart Grid DeploymentsEPRI (2008)
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Opportunities for Data Centers
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FOUNDATION / INFRASTRUCTURE
VISI
BIL
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CAPACITY POWER QUALITY& RELIABILITY
LOAD EFFICIENCYOPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
CLEAN TECHNOLOGY
AMR
AMI
Self-Healing Grid
Outage Management
Ancillary Services
Home & Building Automation
Energy Management
Systems
Customer PortalsTime Differentiated
Rates
Distribution Automation
RenewablesIntegration
Grid-InteractiveVehicles
REC Markets
Load Curtailment
Demand Response
AdvancedDemand
Management
21st Century Smart Grid
Today
Supply & DemandSelf-Optimization
Source: Gridwise (2008)
• IBM Intelligent Utility Network
• Greengrid.org
• Gridwise.org
• EPRI, DoE…
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IT and Facilities Business Service Management
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Data Center Optimization for Energy efficiencyAn Integrated Approach to controlling Energy Costs
VisibilityVisibilitySee See your your
businessbusiness
ControlControlManage risk Manage risk
& & compliancecompliance
AutomationAutomationBuild Build
agility into agility into OperationsOperations
PowerEnergy
Thermal SignaturesCosts
ProvisioningIT Assets
Facility AssetsBusiness Services
ChargebackVirtualizationConsolidation
Compliance Reporting
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Topology
Discovery
Events
Monitor Data
FederatedIT and Facilities
Databases
ResourceMonitoring &Management
TransactionMonitoring &Management
IBM Tivoli and Eaton Power Xpert™
Tivoli Enterprise Portal
Server and Infrastructure Power and Thermal Data
Power Xpert™Facilities
IT ResourcesAnd Applications
Server Hardware
Transactions
• Visualize power consumption and thermal signatures• Alert operators and facility managers proactively to energy and temperature thresholds• Automate and control data center energy usage
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Power Xpert™ Hypervisor
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Enterprise-wide Real-time Infrastructure
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Power Xpert Architecture - Scalable
Web enabled devices
Add gateways to create web enabled devices from existing equipment
Add Software, to aggregate across multiple devices
Expand across the enterprise into IT, building and facility management with one solution
Basic Solution Expanded Solution Advanced Solution Customized Solution
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Power Xpert™ Foreseer
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Web based Power Xpert™ Meters
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Summary
• Everything is on the IT network today, payroll, supply chain, factory floor; except facilities and if you treated facilities as a node on the IT network, companies like IBM and Eaton would solve issues completely different than Westinghouse and Honeywell with proprietary protocols (Uhlman, 2006)
• Ability to link IT, Facilities and Utilities to optimize energy consumption while reducing energy costs, carbon footprints and meeting the business objectives
• Technology is not the limiting factor, but rather organizationalbehavior
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