[Beowulf] removing tiles around heavy racks?
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Mark Hahn hahn at physics.mcmaster.caTue Jan 3 09:46:27 PST 2006
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> The floor rating may be relevant. Typical 'concor' floors made by Tate > Access Flooring have point load ratings of 1250, 1500, or 2000 pounds. sure, but I'm not interested in whether something will go through a tile. actually, these ratings always puzzle me a bit - given that a rack will always have wheels on four separate tiles, is a 1250 rating assuming the rack is ~4000 lbs? oh, maybe if you have a rack on diagonal and/or very badly balanced? > Since this is a safety issue, I suggest you contact the floor manufacturer > and ask their engineers directly. I wouldn't trust any response that you > get from this newsgroup as definitive. good advice. unfortunately, vendors tend to give numbers so safety-padded that they're unrealistic. for instance, designing machinerooms based on the peak theoretical load of a computer's PS - say 500W for a dual-opteron which I can measure consuming <250W under load... regards, mark hahn.
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