Chiller to Chip
#4
Optimising Data Centre Cooling: The Critical Role of Glycol in Primary Infrastructure
Chiller to Chip series - part 4
As data centre cooling architectures continue to evolve, the role of glycol is becoming increasingly strategic. No longer limited to freeze protection, glycol now directly impacts energy efficiency, system performance, and long-term reliability. This is particularly true as modern designs incorporate more ambient-exposed infrastructure, where fluid selection becomes a critical determinant of overall system behaviour.
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Authors
Marcus Boskey
With over 25 years’ experience in the global media and engineering industries,... Marcus is a marketer committed to providing insightful and relevant content across multiple media platforms. As Head of Marketing at DC Cooling Solutions, his primary focus is on highlighting the benefits of a holistic approach to process cooling and hydronic system optimisation.
Sam Hickson
With over 15 years’ sales engineering experience in fluid design,...specification and management, Sam works in technical partnership with cooling and heating system OEM’s, consultants, contractors, and operators across all industry sectors. His expert knowledge of process and hydronic systems, along with his ‘can do’ attitude to customer service has made Sam the go-to man for product advice and support – before, during and after the sales process.
Bob Edmunds
With over 14 years' experience in product development, Bob is a seasoned expert ...with various skills such as product design, manufacturing, supply chain management, and marketing. By utilising the vast experience of DC Cooling Solutions field engineers, chemists, and experienced sales team, he ensures that all products developed and manufactured are always of the highest standards, fit for purpose and meet our customer's expectations.
Chris Davis
Chris Davis is Business Development Director at Liquitherm Group, specialising...in energy-efficient cooling systems for data centres, buildings, and industrial applications. With over 25 years’ experience in low-carbon heating and cooling, Chris focuses on system optimisation, thermal performance, and delivering reliable, sustainable cooling solutions.
