Mohamed Rady

Prof. Mohamed Rady

Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, King Abdulaziz University, Rabigh 25732, Saudi Arabia
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Academic Career Length

39Years (1988-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2015 in Energy Conversion and Management
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WAW.G. Alshaer
W.G. Alshaer
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S.A. Nada
MRMohamed Rady
Mohamed Rady
CBCedric Le Bot
Cedric Le Bot
EBElena Palomo Del Barrio
Elena Palomo Del Barrio

1 August 2004 in Energy Conversion and Management
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AHA.S. Huzayyin
A.S. Huzayyin
ABA.H. Bawady
A.H. Bawady
MRMohamed Rady
Mohamed Rady
ADA. Dawood
A. Dawood

1 March 2015 in International Journal of Thermal Sciences
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WAW.G. Alshaer
W.G. Alshaer
SNS.A. Nada
S.A. Nada
MRMohamed Rady
Mohamed Rady
EBElena Palomo Del Barrio
Elena Palomo Del Barrio
ASAlain Sommier
Alain Sommier


1 November 2009 in International Journal of Thermal Sciences
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MBM. Bellet
M. Bellet
HCH. Combeau
H. Combeau
YFY. Fautrelle
Y. Fautrelle
DGD. Gobin
D. Gobin
MRMohamed Rady
Mohamed Rady
Miha ZaloznikMiha Zaloznik
Miha Zaloznik

1 June 2016 in Alexandria Engineering Journal
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SNS.A. Nada
S.A. Nada
MSM.A. Said
M.A. Said
MRMohamed Rady
Mohamed Rady
The thermal performance of data centers is numerically studied for different configurations of computer room air conditioning (CRAC) units and physical separations of cold and hot aisles. Temperature distribution, air flow characteristics and thermal management of data centers racks array are predicted and evaluated for the different arrangements. Measureable performance indices: supply/return heat index (SHI/RHI), return temperature index (RTI) and return cooling index (RCI) are used to measure the thermal management effectiveness of data center racks. The results showed that: (i) hot air recirculation, cold air bypass and the measurable performance indices of the racks strongly depend on the racks location in the racks array, (ii) the CRACs units layout affects the thermal managements of the racks array especially the sides and middle racks in the array, and (iii) using cold aisle containments enhances the thermal performance of the data center