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Chapter 00 · The Facility

We Build the InfrastructureBehind Data Centers.

PAWA designs, builds, integrates, and supports the infrastructure behind high-performance data-center environments. The building stays calm. The systems reveal themselves.

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Chapter 01 · Data Center Infrastructure

A Complete Data Center, Engineered as One System.

Structure, power, cooling, and containment arrive as one build: the electrical room takes its corner, four rack rows take the raised floor, and the room closes around them as a single engineered system.

  • Data Hall
  • Electrical Room
  • Raised Floor Void
  • Cooling System
Chapter 02 · Power Distribution

Power Delivered from Source to Rack.

From the switchgear line-up, a protected trunk route carries the room's power across the hall — every metre routed, clamped, and protected. Scroll draws you along the live line; scroll back and it retraces.

  • Cable routing
  • Distribution
  • Protection
  • Rack connection
Chapter 03 · Electrical Infrastructure

Reliable Power Starts in the Electrical Room.

The route ends where it matters: in-row distribution hands clean, protected power to every rack, and the supply line under the floor becomes the room's bloodstream. Uptime is decided long before the first server boots.

Chapter 04 · Integrated Systems

Every Critical System Works Together.

Power, cooling, containment, and controls don't operate side by side — they operate as one. Commissioning proves the whole room behaves as a single system before the first workload ever arrives.

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Chapter 05 · Cold Aisle Containment

Cold Air Delivered Directly to Server Intakes.

Cold air travels the underfloor void, rises into two contained cold aisles, and is drawn precisely across the server faces. Nothing escapes the loop.

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Chapter 06 · Hot Aisle Containment

Server Exhaust, Captured and Separated.

Server exhaust is sealed inside a tight hot aisle and guided back to the cooling units — no mixing, no wasted capacity. Supply air stays cool and separate.

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