The dirty side of data

There’s filth lurking in your network cloud, but not what you might be thinking. Computing power and storage come from data centers that crisscross the earth. It’s estimated that 33% of the world’s population is online and increasing annually. With the explosion in AI, global demand for data center capacity is expected to triple by 2030. All that data management has a voracious energy appetite, which is generated by an intricate, highly specialized MEP system. Houston firm PurgeRite keeps these systems operating at peak performance with their proprietary hydronic system cleaning process.

PurgeRite specializes in mechanical flushing and purging for medical facilities, industrial plants, district utility plants, and data centers – places with mission-critical systems that require 24/7/365 reliability. PRISM developed an educational animation to demonstrate PurgeRite’s tailored flushing process. This “show-don’t-tell” approach more effectively communicates just how the unexpected contaminants and debris are removed from within a closed-loop system. With PurgeRite’s expertise, the facilities humanity relies on benefit from energy systems with optimal equipment performance, longer equipment life, and reduced energy consumption.