, Jaimie showcases how data centres are adopting 'kits of parts,' allowing clients to scale quickly while adapting to site-specific needs.

EVAPCO – Dry Cooling 101Imagine rapidly prototyping physical assets, learning from each iteration, and confidently achieving optimal solutions.At Bryden Wood, we leverage our clients’ knowledge and data to create sophisticated digital simulations early in the design process.

This realistic assessment of asset performance allows us to incorporate feedback, reduce risk, and enhance efficiency from the outset.. Understanding Chip Thinking®.Chip Thinking® is a systematic approach to dissecting the critical components of a data centre facility.By methodically breaking down these elements, we unlock insights that drive design improvements and performance optimisation.

Our unique modelling and analytics team—comprising architects, engineers, mathematical modellers, software coders, and data analysts—creates a strategic way of thinking and working that brings information to life.. Data aggregation + analysis.The diagram above shows the process of using Chip Thinking® to elicit and capture stakeholder requirements at a range of scales, from a single component up to site deployment.. Chips serve as a unified knowledge hub where all data and stakeholder insights converge, providing a comprehensive understanding for everyone involved.

Through digital simulations, 4D planning, and automated configuration tools, stakeholders can fine-tune facility designs to meet standard requirements, optimising every aspect.. By digitally modelling processes or assets as Chips, we can quickly assess their current effectiveness and explore potential changes across diverse scenarios.

This depth of analysis is impossible when focusing solely on individual components.Our Design to Value strategy will deliver low project costs, as well as the rates of deployment and scale necessary to fully decarbonise the projected two terawatts of coal still in operation worldwide..

Creating clean energy hubs in communities across the world.Gogan believes it would be unforgivably unrealistic to think we could simply abandon the existing coal power plant infrastructure.

These plants are the source of reliable electricity for citizens that need it across the world, and maintaining that energy is incredibly important for economic growth in places like Asia, China, India and Africa, as well as being vital for resilience against the climate impacts these areas are already facing..Furthermore, in countries with old coal, including the US, Canada and Europe, entire communities are economically reliant on the coal plants.