DONALD L BEATY
Engineers in Tinton Falls, NJ
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Pennsylvania PE034214E
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Professional Engineer
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Address
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Tinton Falls, NJ 07724
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
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500 Crescent Lake Rd, Tannersville, PA 18372
500 Crescent Lake Rd, Scotrun, PA 18355
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Direct-Coupled It Load
US Patent:
2012005, Mar 8, 2012
Filed:
Nov 8, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/291460
Inventors:
Selver Corhodzic - Campbell CA, US
Andrew Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William H. Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Montgomery Sykora - Denver CO, US
Ken Krieger - Jackson WY, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Gerald Aigner - Pfaeffikon, CH
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Andrew Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William H. Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Montgomery Sykora - Denver CO, US
Ken Krieger - Jackson WY, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Gerald Aigner - Pfaeffikon, CH
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Assignee:
GOOGLE INC. - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H02J 9/00
US Classification:
307 66
Abstract:
Apparatus and associated method and computer program products involve a highly efficient uninterruptible power distribution architecture to support modular processing units. As an illustrative example, a modular processing unit includes an integrated uninterruptible power system in which a PFC-boost AC-to-DC conversion occurs between the utility AC grid and the processing circuit (e.g., microprocessor) loads. In an illustrative data center facility, a power distribution architecture includes a modular array of rack-mountable processing units, each of which has processing circuitry to handle network-related processing tasks. Associated with each modular processing unit is an integrated uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to supply operating power to the network processing circuitry. Each UPS includes a battery selectively connectable across a DC bus, and a AC-to-DC rectifier that converts an AC input voltage to a single output voltage on the DC bus. The regulated DC bus voltage may be close to the battery's fully charged voltage.
Cooling And Power Grids For Data Center
US Patent:
8094452, Jan 10, 2012
Filed:
Jun 23, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/144409
Inventors:
Andrew B. Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H05K 7/20, F28F 7/00, F28D 15/00
US Classification:
361699, 361698, 361701, 165 804, 16510433
Abstract:
A facility is described that includes one or more enclosures defining an interior space, a plurality of power taps, a plurality of coolant supply taps, and a plurality of coolant return taps. A flow capacity of the supply taps and a flow capacity of the return taps can be approximately equal over a local area of the interior space. The plurality of power taps, the plurality of supply taps, and the plurality of return taps can be divided into a plurality of zones, with taps of each zone are configured to be controllably coupled to a power source or a coolant source independently of the taps of other zones. The taps can be positioned along paths, and paths of the power taps can be spaced from associated proximate paths of supply and return taps by a substantially uniform distance along a substantial length of the first path.
Controlled Warm Air Capture
US Patent:
2011020, Aug 25, 2011
Filed:
May 4, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/101045
Inventors:
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Andrew Carlson - Atherton CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Andrew Carlson - Atherton CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H05K 5/02
US Classification:
454184
Abstract:
A system for providing air circulation to rack-mounted computers can include a plurality of rack-mounted computers on a plurality of motherboards, each motherboard having a front end near a work space and a back end; one or more fans associated with the plurality of motherboards and adapted to deliver heated air from the computers to a common warm-air plenum; and one or more motor controllers coupled to the plurality of fans and adapted to maintain a substantially constant sensed exhaust temperature for air moved by the fans.
Modular Computing Environments
US Patent:
8218322, Jul 10, 2012
Filed:
Jun 15, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/815892
Inventors:
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Montgomery Sykora - Denver CO, US
Winnie Leung - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Montgomery Sykora - Denver CO, US
Winnie Leung - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Google Inc. - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H05K 7/20, F25D 23/12, F28F 7/00, B60F 1/00, G06F 15/16, G06F 13/00
US Classification:
361701, 622592, 165 804, 454118, 709249
Abstract:
A computer system may include a connecting hub having a plurality of docking regions and be configured to provide to each docking region electrical power, a data network interface, a cooling fluid supply and a cooling fluid return; and a plurality of shipping containers that each enclose a modular computing environment that incrementally adds computing power to the system. Each shipping container may include a) a plurality of processing units coupled to the data network interface, each of which include a microprocessor; b) a heat exchanger configured to remove heat generated by the plurality of processing units by circulating cooling fluid from the supply through the heat exchanger and discharging it into the return; and c) docking members configured to releaseably couple to the connecting hub at one of the docking regions to receive electrical power, connect to the data network interface, and receive and discharge cooling fluid.
Cooling And Power Paths For Data Center
US Patent:
8276397, Oct 2, 2012
Filed:
Jun 25, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/146196
Inventors:
Andrew B. Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
F25D 23/12
US Classification:
622592
Abstract:
A facility is described that includes one or more enclosures defining an interior space, a plurality of power taps, a plurality of coolant supply taps, and a plurality of coolant return taps. A flow capacity of the supply taps and a flow capacity of the return taps can be approximately equal over a local area of the interior space. The plurality of power taps, the plurality of supply taps, and the plurality of return taps can be divided into a plurality of zones, with taps of each zone are configured to be controllably coupled to a power source or a coolant source independently of the taps of other zones. The taps can be positioned along paths, and paths of the power taps can be spaced from associated proximate paths of supply and return taps by a substantially uniform distance along a substantial length of the first path.
Modular Computing Environments
US Patent:
2013008, Apr 4, 2013
Filed:
Jul 9, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/544839
Inventors:
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Montgomery Sykora - Denver CO, US
Winnie Leung - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Montgomery Sykora - Denver CO, US
Winnie Leung - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
GOOGLE INC. - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H05K 7/20
US Classification:
36167941
Abstract:
A computer system may include a connecting hub having a plurality of docking regions and be configured to provide to each docking region electrical power, a data network interface, a cooling fluid supply and a cooling fluid return; and a plurality of shipping containers that each enclose a modular computing environment that incrementally adds computing power to the system. Each shipping container may include a) a plurality of processing units coupled to the data network interface, each of which include a microprocessor; b) a heat exchanger configured to remove heat generated by the plurality of processing units by circulating cooling fluid from the supply through the heat exchanger and discharging it into the return; and c) docking members configured to releaseably couple to the connecting hub at one of the docking regions to receive electrical power, connect to the data network interface, and receive and discharge cooling fluid.
Electronic Device Cooling System With Storage
US Patent:
8553416, Oct 8, 2013
Filed:
Mar 31, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/060222
Inventors:
Andrew B. Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Robert Wasilewski - Highstown NJ, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Robert Wasilewski - Highstown NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
H05K 7/20, F25D 23/12, H05K 5/00
US Classification:
361701, 361699, 16510433, 622592, 454184
Abstract:
Cooling systems for providing cooled air to electronic equipment are described. The systems can include large storage tanks or waste treatment systems to improve the efficiency of the plant and reduce impact on the environment.
Warm Water Cooling
US Patent:
2011017, Jul 21, 2011
Filed:
Mar 17, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/050716
Inventors:
Andrew Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
F25D 17/06, F25D 31/00, F25D 17/02
US Classification:
62 96, 622592, 62 56, 62 98, 62 89
Abstract:
A method of providing cooled air to electronic equipment includes capturing heated air from a volume containing electronic equipment, cooling the heated air by more than fifteen degrees Celsius in an air-to-water heat exchanger, and supplying cooling water to the air-to-water heat exchanger at a temperature above a dew point temperature of the heated air.
Warm Water Cooling
US Patent:
8209993, Jul 3, 2012
Filed:
Jun 1, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/757345
Inventors:
Andrew Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Pfaeffikon, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William Whitted - Woodside CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Pfaeffikon, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
F25D 23/12
US Classification:
622592, 62150, 62185, 62201
Abstract:
A method of providing cooled air to electronic equipment includes capturing heated air from a volume containing electronic equipment, cooling the heated air by more than fifteen degrees Celsius in an air-to-water heat exchanger, and supplying cooling water to the air-to-water heat exchanger at a temperature above a dew point temperature of the heated air.
Warm Water Cooling
US Patent:
2013002, Jan 31, 2013
Filed:
Sep 14, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/617936
Inventors:
Andrew B. Carlson - Atherton CA, US
William H. Whitted - Redwood City CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
William H. Whitted - Redwood City CA, US
Jimmy Clidaras - Los Altos CA, US
William Hamburgen - Palo Alto CA, US
Gerald Aigner - Huobstrasse, CH
Donald L. Beaty - Red Bank NJ, US
Assignee:
Exaflop LLC - Mountain View CA
International Classification:
F28D 15/00, G05D 23/00
US Classification:
165287, 16510413
Abstract:
A method of providing cooled air to electronic equipment includes capturing heated air from a volume containing electronic equipment, cooling the heated air by more than fifteen degrees Celsius in an air-to-water heat exchanger, and supplying cooling water to the air-to-water heat exchanger at a temperature above a dew point temperature of the heated air.