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The explosive growth of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital services has created an unprecedented demand for data center capacity across North America. As these facilities continue to scale, utilities face mounting pressure to deliver reliable, high-capacity power infrastructure that can support loads ranging from 10 MW to over 100...
Closed-Transition Transfer Switching (CTTS): How to Achieve Zero-Downtime Power Transfers
Closed-transition transfer switching (CTTS) eliminates this vulnerability through make-before-break sequencing that maintains continuous power flow during source transfers. As data center electrical infrastructure grows more complex and load sensitivity increases, traditional transfer schemes struggle to meet modern reliability expectations. Closed-Transition Transfer Switching (CTTS) has emerged as a proven strategy for...