Abstract
The present publication describes an automated switching methodology designed to enhance operational reliability and availability in large-scale computing facilities based on varying power contingency counts. By accounting for variables such as the total count of utility lines, individual line capacity, and specific backup power targets, the system dynamically determines optimal backup power utilization. This approach utilizes combinations of battery energy storage systems and onsite generation tailored to different contingency scenarios. The strategy reduces upfront infrastructure investments by avoiding the over-provisioning of backup power capacity.
Keywords: Automated Switching, Datacenter Power Management, Contingency Planning, Backup Generation, Battery Energy Storage Systems, Infrastructure Optimization.
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N/A and , "Modular Design For Reliable Gigawatt Datacenter Campus", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
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