AI workload
Demand ramps to the setpoint. These controls simulate compute loads.
Protected battery reserve
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Trading preserves the larger of the configured SOC floor and peak-duration energy requirement. Peak support may use this reserve down to the physical SOC limit; replenishment then takes priority.
Simulation control
Switching preserves stored battery energy, temperatures and financial counters. Both modes integrate at ≤0.5 simulated seconds. Live market data follows wall-clock time.
Monthly profitability / simulated operating profit
Current-condition monthly projection
Assumes current load, costs and latest settlement price continue for the configured month. It is not a month-ahead price forecast.
Accrued this simulation month
Month — · — hours elapsed
Client charging model
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Fixed rental = installed IT MW × USD/MW-month, independent of utilization. Metered charges = delivered IT MWh × USD/MWh.
Illustrative editable rates. Operating profit excludes capital recovery, financing, tax, depreciation and unmodeled market obligations. Unpriced grid energy makes results incomplete.
Completed simulation months
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ERCOT Austin Energy load zone / LZ_AEN proxy
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Dispatch uses current SCED LMP and ERCOT's indicative look-ahead curve. Revenue uses the latest published 15-minute settlement price as a scenario proxy. This is not a resource-node settlement calculation or a historical backtest. Stale data stops discretionary arbitrage; grid balancing and reserve recovery continue.
Configuration
Apply only edited fields in each section. Pricing changes apply prospectively. Capacity changes preserve stored MWh; reducing capacity below stored energy records the removed energy.
Equipment physics and service demand
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Model scope
Detailed mode couples a non-ideal Brayton gas cycle, hall and water energy balances, a Carnot-lift chiller, pump/fan affinity laws, load-dependent UPS losses and a resistance/thermal battery model.
An open engineering model, not OEM-validated performance, CFD, electrochemical aging, or electromagnetic grid transients. Equipment coefficients are editable. The layout is conceptual.