Modern data centers face escalating thermal demands as AI applications grow, compute clusters densify, and sustainability targets tighten. Organizations use GT-SUITE to address these challenges with a unified, multi-physics platform that enables engineers to design and validate cooling systems across every scale, from chip and rack to facility-wide HVACR networks.
By combining thermal, fluid, and control modeling, GT-SUITE accelerates design iteration and delivers predictive insights for resilient, energy-efficient data centers..
Higher Cooling Efficiency
Improved Reliability & Uptime
Lower Energy & Water Use
Accelerated Development Cycles
At the component and rack level, GT-SUITE models convective air and liquid cooling approaches such as fans, heat sinks, and cold plates. Engineers can evaluate transient hot spots, optimize airflow paths, and study how load variations or component failures affect thermal balance, ensuring stable operation even under intensive workloads.
GT-SUITE combines fast 1D system modeling with built-in 3D thermal solutions and seamless CFD integration. Engineers can mix 1D and 3D fidelity within one model, run detailed component-level analysis where needed, and keep system simulations fast and scalable.
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GT-SUITE supports next-generation cooling techniques including jet impingement, spray, immersion, and two-phase refrigerant systems. These models capture fluid flow, phase change, and heat transfer interactions, enabling precise prediction of temperature distribution, system performance, and safety margins in high-density server environments.
At the building scale, GT-SUITE connects IT-level cooling with full HVACR networks: chillers, condensers, thermal energy storage, and economizer systems. Engineers can evaluate plant-level efficiency, optimize ΔT across coils, balance flow, and integrate demand-response or free-cooling strategies to minimize energy consumption and improve uptime.
Predict long-term system performance with built-in tools for refrigerant selection and component degradation studies. GT-SUITE supports low-GWP refrigerants and enables failure-mode simulations (pump, valve, or sensor faults) to assess system resilience and flow rerouting during unexpected events.
With integrated Design of Experiments (DOE) and optimization tools, users can refine control logic, minimize temperature variation, and improve cooling efficiency across all levels of the data center. Engineers can link models directly with AI or machine-learning frameworks for continuous performance improvement.
Whether you’re optimizing thermal management, designing a resilient power system, or exploring digital twins — our experts are here to help you find the right GT-SUITE solution for your needs.
Let’s discuss how simulation can transform your approach to efficiency and reliability.