by Trilogy | Sep 26, 2026 | Data Centers
Most data center power problems are not equipment failures. They are design and planning decisions that looked reasonable at the time: sizing to nameplate ratings, forgetting the continuous load derate, treating a 2N pair as additive capacity, running out of breaker...
by Trilogy | Sep 16, 2026 | Data Centers
A transformer specification is built from roughly nine decisions: type, capacity, voltage ratings, winding configuration and vector group, impedance, temperature rise, cooling class, efficiency class and physical envelope. Each affects performance, cost and which...
by Trilogy | Sep 6, 2026 | Data Centers
Long lead equipment is anything whose delivery time drives the project schedule rather than following it, which in a data center means transformers, switchgear, generators and UPS. The work that protects a schedule happens before the order goes out: confirming what...
