Densify within the footprint
We have to double the capacity of this site in the same footprint, without doubling the capex.
Higher-density racks and a move from air to hybrid or liquid cooling change three things at once: the load on the slab, the clearances around every unit and the draw on every feed. Criad checks a proposed option against the model and the governing documents, hall by hall, so the feasibility answer comes with its evidence and the structural questions are named before the design moves.
Every answer cites its source. People decide.
How it works
Ask. Inspect. Verify. Publish.
Ask
A plain-language question.
Inspect
The full blast radius, on the model.
Verify
Checked against the governing drawings and specs.
Publish
A dashboard, report or register, citations attached.
One job, start to finish.
Values come from a structured reference campus, not from a client project.
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Reference campus, Hall 2: 240 rack positions, one approved rack product.
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Envelope 0.60 x 1.20 x 2.00 m from the spec. An Open Rack V3 at 2,286 mm tall fails the height limit at every position; its 1,400 kg load rating meets a slab limit the spec does not state.
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A denser option is checked position by position, not as a rule of thumb.
- 04
The departures go to the designers as a list, with the evidence attached.
Platform capabilities used
The same capabilities serve every segment. Each one links to its section.
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