Hurricane Force Winds
According to the NOAA Inland Wind Model, in the worst-case scenario category 5 hurricane our datacenter would receive wind speeds of 110-127mph. TRG is built to withstand a wind load ratio of 185mph, far meeting and exceeding our theoretical maximum.
70% of roof damage following a hurricane is due to loose HVAC equipment rolling across the membrane that can cause many small holes. TRG has zero rooftop equipment, meaning no possibility of rooftop damage. This is completed by our state-of-the-art 4-inch thick sloping roof with fully redundant leak protection.
– TRG has our Infinifuel program to continue the supply of our generators for an unlimited number of hours for the duration of any outage.
Other Disasters Quantified & Conclusively Mitigated
Torrential Rain / Flooding
TRG is 65 miles inland from the coast, lies outside of the 500 year floodplain and is 4ft above grade. We also pride ourselves on our state-of0the-art 4-inch thick sloping roof with fully redundant leak protection.
Construction (Cable Cuts)
Multiple isolated entries for fiber and power.
Extreme Wet bulb/Dry bulb
We design to run for an unlimited number of hours for the duration of any outage on the hottest and coldest day of the year even under a fault condition while fully loaded.
HAZMAT
Our Spring, TX location is not near any pipelines or hazardous material storage, 1+ mile from highways, 1.5+ miles away from railway lines.
Subsurface Faults
Our Spring, TX location is outside of any subsurface fault areas.
