Data-centre liquid cooling / QATAR
What we deliver
Direct-to-chip cooling
Cold plates transfer heat from processors into a liquid loop. The system must be coordinated with the server manufacturer, coolant distribution unit and facility heat rejection. Confirm the supported hardware, coolant chemistry, operating temperatures and residual room-cooling load before equipment selection.
Server immersion cooling
Servers are immersed in a compatible dielectric fluid that transfers heat to the cooling circuit. Server modifications, warranty conditions, fluid compatibility and service procedures form part of the technical review. The supporting pumps and heat-rejection equipment still require space, power and maintenance.
Heat rejection and dry coolers
Six units. ICP15 rejects 15kW with integrated pump and fan, edge and outdoor rated with low-noise EC fans. ICP40 rejects 40kW with an integrated heat exchanger, harsh-climate rated, minimal maintenance and plug-and-play, for edge data centres, telco closets and branch offices. The 120kW unit operates in 55°C ambient with optional adiabatic boost, corrosion-resistant coils and silent EC fan arrays. The 240kW unit adds adiabatic boost, redundant fan banks and smart variable-speed control, optimised for 45°C water in Middle East summer conditions. The 1MW facility-scale unit offers adiabatic operation with water recycling, high-ambient capability and full BMS integration. The 2MW unit is a V-shape high-density design with best-in-class approach temperature, a zero-water-use option and modular skid installation, pairing with the FDU 8MW for hyperscale deployments. The zero-water option deserves particular emphasis in this region, where water consumption is as scrutinised as power.
Dielectric fluids and coolants
The recurring revenue behind every immersion deployment, and the reason immersion clients stay clients. Thermasafe dielectric fluid is low-viscosity for better heat transfer, non-mineral-oil, non-toxic, non-allergenic and odourless, with a service life beyond ten years. Dielectric solvent handles cleaning and server maintenance after immersion, evaporating fast and leaving no residue, safe on all server components — the product that makes RMA and maintenance workflows practical, which is the objection most buyers raise against immersion. DCX engineered coolants come in multiple viscosity grades designed for immersion, competitively priced per litre, shipped in bulk across the GCC with full MSDS and compliance documentation.
Modular data centres
Containerised, pre-integrated direct-chip and immersion modular data centres, self-contained and scalable, deployable in weeks rather than years — roughly twelve weeks depending on specification.
APPLICATION GUIDE
Where this fits your project
Liquid cooling connects the heat generated by compatible IT hardware to a facility cooling circuit. Direct-to-chip and immersion approaches have different hardware interfaces and maintenance workflows, so selection begins with the computing deployment and its operating requirements.
Details to resolve before work begins
Coordinate IT loads, coolant distribution, pumps, facility water and heat rejection as one system. Expansion plans, availability targets, monitoring and leak-management arrangements should be reviewed before equipment capacity and plant-room requirements are fixed.
Selection & project coordination
The installation is coordinated with site access, adjoining systems and the operating requirements of the facility. Inspection, commissioning and documentation requirements are agreed as part of the project scope.
Questions before you start
Should data-centre liquid cooling be selected by rack density alone?
Rack density is one input. Server compatibility, coolant conditions, available facility infrastructure and the operating team’s maintenance requirements also affect the choice between direct-to-chip, immersion and supporting distribution equipment.
What information is needed to quote for data-centre liquid cooling?
Please provide it load and rack density, server compatibility, facility water conditions, redundancy and expansion strategy. Include the project location, drawings or equipment schedule, required delivery date and any consultant specification. This helps our team identify the correct scope before pricing.
How is the data-centre liquid cooling scope agreed?
The team reviews the drawings and site conditions, identifies interfaces with other trades, and sets out the deliverables and exclusions in a written quotation. Technical submittals, inspection requirements and handover records are agreed to suit the project.
Discuss your Qatar project
Contact Aamtron’s Doha team with the project location, drawings and required programme. For occupied buildings or operating facilities, include access restrictions and permitted work windows. Product availability, delivery timing and the agreed scope are confirmed with the quotation.
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