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Data center investment vs. System reliability in power distribution systems

Author(s)
Wiboonrat, Montri
Date Issued
May 1, 2019
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/SYSOSE.2019.8753884
Abstract
Power failures are the major causes of data center downtime. Reliability analysis of power distribution systems (PDS) of data center evokes representing a system as collection of subsystems to characterize the reliability of each part of the whole system. Therefore, understanding of reliability at the component level is fundamental to develop accurate estimate of system reliability and prevent system failures. Moreover, realization in the component level help to estimate overall investment of each systems topology. To improve system reliability, it can perform through redundant topology, however redundant components and systems is increasing investment and complexity of data center system. Balancing between cost of downtime and cost of reliability can be differed from business to business. This research purpose optimal method analysis (OMA) to quantify the proper investment against the cost of data center downtime.
Citation
2019 14th Annual Conference System of Systems Engineering Sose 2019, 146-151, 2019
Subjects

Data center

Optimal method analys...

Power distribution sy...

System reliability

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