DryLink UQD & UQDB quick disconnects · rack manifolds
Rendering: a rack row seen down the aisle at low light, one rack face with its manifold and hose runs centred in the frame

Project support · Programme shapes, not client stories

Project Support — From CDU Loops to Storage Cooling

Three programme shapes, one engineering contact, and a scale reference you can check against your own rollout.

  • NDA
  • Drawings
  • DFM
  • T1
  • FAI
  • Ramp

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Rack configurations · industry practice 42U / 48U / 50U and custom
Servers per rack manifold · industry practice 100+ published reference
Reply time · this site's commitment 1 business day

No client logos. Ours is a programme you can repeat, not a story you have to trust.


Programmes are described by shape and scale; customer names stay off this site.

Every number on this page is an industry-published reference or a step in our own process — check it against your rollout.

Three programme shapes

CDU loop · rack distribution · BESS cabinet

CDU internal loops

Pump, heat exchanger and valve train inside one cabinet, with the interfaces checked against the manifold port row rather than against a component list.

Rack-level distribution

Vertical or horizontal manifolds across a row. Rack configurations published across this industry cover 42U, 48U, 50U and custom formats — the published set, not a list of our own. industry practice

BESS cabinet cooling

The same leakage discipline against a different cabinet geometry. There the governing figure is cell temperature spread rather than rack port count.

Each shape is quoted from the same intake list, so one reply can be read against another.

Rendering: four blind-mate pairs in bare stainless arranged diagonally in ascending size on a near-black ground
Interface familywhat a rack row presents
An aluminium-framed test bench: a white-lined trough under a raised lid, a row of quick-connect fittings along its rail and a pressure gauge on the frame
Test benchtrough, fitting rail and gauge
A blue-panelled cabinet with white framing, its upper doors carrying mesh-backed viewing windows
Cabinet unitmesh-windowed doors

The first image is a rendering, the other two are photographs. None is a customer installation: no client site, name or logo appears on this page. The applications each shape serves are on the industries page.

The ladder, six steps

6 steps · NDA to ramp · one owner

Six rungs, read from the bottom. The marked one is the ramp, because that is the step the scale reference below is spent on.

01

NDA

Signed before drawings move in either direction. The drawing is what is being protected, so the drawing is what waits.

02

Drawings

Loop diagram, rack elevation, the fluid and the target ΔP come in — the configuration baseline the rest of the file is quoted against.

03

DFM

Machining, welding and sealing review comes back with redlines, not with a price only: the manufacturability note is the deliverable.

04

Prototype

A T1 lot is issued and checked against the drawing, so fit and seal are settled on parts.

05

FAI

First-article documentation is issued with the sample lot, and process documentation is maintained to an ISO 9001-aligned process. process capability

06

Ramp

Scale planning against the published reference of more than 100 servers fed by one rack manifold, with multi-rack rollouts scheduled by phase. industry practice

One engineering contact owns the file from NDA to ramp: the DFM redlines and the packing list reach the same desk.

What the intake needs

6 items · 4 technical

Loop diagram

Supply and return routing, branch count, and where the take-offs sit. Without it the port row has nothing to be laid out against.

Rack elevation

The rack standard and the U height. The baseline follows the published 42U, 48U and 50U family. industry practice

Fluid

The coolant you actually run, so seals and wetted materials are matched before a price is written.

Target ΔP

The pressure budget the loop is designed to. Port row and header sizing are checked against this figure.

Volume forecast

Annual quantity, used to book capacity rather than to open a discount tier. Nothing about the part changes with it.

Milestone dates

The dates the rollout is fixed to, so the ramp aligns to your commissioning order, not ours.

Send the intake as a set rather than a question: the replies are comparable only if the inputs are. Classification is on the contact page; the layout rules are in the design guides.

Scale reference

100+ servers · phased rollout · the review table

Rendering: a design review table seen from above, a manifold section and coupling samples laid on printed drawings

One rack manifold feeds more than 100 servers in the figure published across this industry — the reference a ramp is planned against. industry practice

Multi-rack rollouts are scheduled by phase, so the manifold supply follows the rack commissioning order. Reference configurations are documented for design review, in the same file as the drawing.

Your own numbers come from your elevation, not from ours.

Rendering: a first-article bench with a custom body held in a fixture and a height gauge standing beside it
First articlethe file closes with this
Rendering: a printed drawing sheet beside the finished machined body, one dimension line pointing at it
Drawing to partthe same dimension, both ends

Both artefacts above are renderings, not photographs of a customer's parts. Quoting a first article against the drawing it came from is set out on the capabilities page.

42U · 48U · 50U · custom

Start the project file with the intake list, not with a price request.

Send the elevation and the loop diagram and the file opens with the technical items already in it. The reply carries the port row drawn against them.

Request spec sheet One business day · English quote + a one-page spec sheet
Programme shape CDU loop · rack row · BESS cabinet
Scale reference the published figure, checked against yours
Intake list six items, four of them technical

Send the elevation first; the port row follows from it.