8.3. Social impact: identify any potential hazards in the proposed design, e.g., disposal after the useful life has ended
9.3. Social impact: provide solutions to eliminate hazards identified in Assignment 8.3, e.g., disposal after the useful life has ended
Hazardous fluid disposal:
a. Hazard: Some dielectric fluids are non-biodegradable, chemically complex, and can be toxic. Depending on the environment, improper disposal can cause damage to soil, groundwater, local water supplies, and even marine life.
b. Solution: Properly train personnel with the correct disposal methods to ensure the proper disposal of dielectric fluids.
Affordability:
a. Hazard: Many of the dielectric fluids and immersion cooling tanks can be expensive depending on the quality.
b. Solution: Implement the best dielectric fluid and immersion cooling tank that can accomplish your needs for the assigned budget. There is no need to use the best materials if the goal can be accomplished in a more cost-effective manner.