Small form computer data center rack
AssigneeMacstadium, Inc.
InventorsJason A. Michaud, Michael L. Oken, Gregory P. McGraw
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AssigneeMacstadium, Inc.
InventorsJason A. Michaud, Michael L. Oken, Gregory P. McGraw
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A data center mounting rack for mounting and supporting a plurality of generally rectangular small form computer systems in a vertical stacked arrangement. The shelving arrangement comprises a pair of spaced apart vertical end panels supporting a plurality of horizontal mounting shelves. Each of the shelves includes a pair of rows of spaced apart first openings extending along the length of each shelf, for allowing the passage of cabling for computers and for permitting cooling air flow. Each of the shelves also includes a plurality of rows of spaced apart air flow openings in a staggered arrangement. Each of the shelves support a plurality of U-shaped computer system mounting brackets. Each of the mounting brackets supports a rectangular small form computer system in a vertical orientation such that air flow is directed along the top surface and bottom surface by the air flow openings to aid in cooling.
A data center mounting rack for mounting and supporting a plurality of generally rectangular small form computer systems in a vertically stacked arrangement, said rectangular small form computer systems each comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, and side surfaces wherein the top and bottom surfaces are larger than the side surfaces, so that each of the rectangular small form computer systems can be placed on one of the side surfaces, with the top and bottom surfaces extending vertically and thereby defining a vertical mounting orientation, comprising:
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