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RE: [datacenter] Generators
If you find this, can you also copy me?
|> -----Original Message-----
|> From: Fletcher E Kittredge [mailto:[email protected]]
|> Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 6:19 AM
|> To: [email protected]
|> Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]
|> Subject: Re: [datacenter] Generators
|>
|>
|> On Sun, 17 Mar 2002 22:15:23 -0500 [email protected] wrote:
|> > Your local gas supplier should be able to provide you with
|> their track
|> > record for maintaining a steady fuel supply to your area. Usually
|> > shutdowns of a natural gas system are very rare, and in many cases
|> > utilities have no histories of having to do so. For cases where it
|> > has been shut down, you need to evaluate the reason. Many times it
|> > has not been simultaneous with a power outage...and a simultaneous
|> > power and gas outage is the required set of events required to take
|> > you down, and such events also must be longer in duration than your
|> > battery run time and at the same time not impact other requisite
|> > systems. Simulating the scenario with a state-space diagram is
|> > helpful to quantify the risk. Don't just go with a hunch
|> or heresay,
|> > it's a calculatable risk.
|>
|> I have fallen on to planet Data Center world from a distributed
|> computing world. Anyone have any pointers to a mathematical tutorial
|> on "space-state" diagrams for risk assessment? I am looking for
|> something pitched towards an audience with a good basic foundation in
|> computer science oriented math.
|>
|> thank you,
|> fletcher
|>
|>
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