The application of raised floor

The raised floor mainly applied to 5A class office building, computer room, bank building, electricity control building, security union plaza, telecom building, futures trading building, software design center, data center and the place demand cabling and wiring.

Modern computer installations employing advanced computer equipment require a carefully planned and completely coordinated environment. Today’s sophisticated equipment must be provided with temperature and humidity control, air filtration, traffic and noise restrictions, and a wide variety of other flexible facilities for the machines and their operators. Provision must be made for future expansion, in the form of new or modified equipment.

For these and other reasons, many modern computer installations are provided with what are commonly referred to as raised or elevated floors. These floors generally take the form of removable rectangular floor panels or tiles supported in spaced relation above a suitable subfloor by a metal lattice of crossing grids and supporting columns. Conduits, such as electrical cabling, air conditioning equipment, and the like, pass between the subfloor and the floor to the computer circuits and associated equipment. In some instances, the space between the two floors may be used as a plenum to supply conditioning air to various parts of the room. In all cases the removability of the panels provides great flexibility in making it possible to add additional cabling or to service the computer equipment as the need arises.