Is there anyone out there who has witnessed a server-room being flooded with CO2?
What was the state of the servers afterwards?
The de pressurizing of CO2 must have an enormous cooling effect. I could imagine that servers don`t survive this...
Is there anyone out there who has witnessed a server-room being flooded with CO2?
What was the state of the servers afterwards?
The de pressurizing of CO2 must have an enormous cooling effect. I could imagine that servers don`t survive this...
I've never experienced this myself, but I feel it's safe to say that the cooling effect would be limited to a very small area surrounding the pipe leading from the tank to the nozzle and the nozzle itself. By the time the CO2 exits the nozzle, it has already made the phase transition from liquid to gas, and therefore wouldn't cause appreciable cooling in the rest of the room. At least not enough to damage equipment.