Module for use in data hall infrastructure system
AssigneeDatapod (Australia) Pty Ltd
InventorScott James Carr
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Abstract
A method of constructing a data hall utilizing a plurality of data hall modules, each data hall in the form of a container comprising a top, a bottom, a first pair of opposed sides and second pair of opposed sides, and at least one side of the first pair of opposed sides is open and has a removable panel. For the purpose of transportation, the panel is removably fixed to the open side, and during construction so the plurality of data hall modules are bayed in side-by-side relationship so that their open sides are adjacent to each other and/or in end-to-end relationship so that their open ends are adjacent to each other.
Claims16
A data hall module in the form of a container comprising a top, a bottom, a first pair of opposed sides and second pair of opposed sides, and at least one side of said first pair of opposed sides is open and has a removable panel, wherein for the purpose of transportation, said panel is removably fixed to said open side, and wherein upon delivery to a site said panel is removable from said open side to bay said data hall module adjacent to an open side of at least one like data hall module thereby forming a data hall, and said data hall module is removably connectable to said like data hall module using connector means, and a sealing means is disposed between said open side of said data hall module and said open side of said like data hall module to effect a seal therebetween.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.