Data centres and mission-critical facilities
Redundancy has to be shown in every submittal before it is tested on site.
Data centres are judged on uptime. Every submittal for generators, UPS, switchgear, busbar and cooling has to show how it supports the redundancy concept, and every commissioning step has to be recorded for integrated systems testing.
Gökhan Güney's mission-critical electrical experience comes from a military airfield, a metro and a battery factory. We have no completed data centre project yet; we prepare documents to the Tier objective in the Employer's requirements.
What we prepare
- Generator, UPS and battery submittals
- MV/LV switchgear and busbar submittals
- Cooling plant and CRAH submittals
- Level 1 to 5 commissioning records
- Integrated systems test method statements
- Change and RFI logs for the commissioning agent
How we work on it
Redundancy shown
N, N+1 and 2N arrangements traced through every submittal.
Commissioning levels
Records structured from factory tests to integrated systems tests.
Tight programmes
Long-lead equipment submittals prepared in the first weeks.
When clients call us
Typical situations where this service saves time, money or entitlement.
- Long-lead power equipment must be ordered in the first weeks.
- The commissioning agent asks for records at each level.
- Redundancy is questioned in every electrical submittal.
- The programme leaves no room for rejected submittals.
Questions
Do you work to Uptime Institute requirements?
We prepare documents to the project's Tier objective as set out in the Employer's requirements.
Can you support the commissioning agent?
Yes, with scripts, records and issue logs prepared for each commissioning level.
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Need this on your project?
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