In no particular order:
1) It doesn't matter a **** how competent you think you are, or how competent you really are, or how much care you take to get it right, you are not DIYing in your own house and it is very likely that there are insurance and liability issues which mean that you cannot do this work yourself, and I guarantee you that there are laws which mean that you cannot do this work yourself.
2) By all means learn - we love you to learn, but right now there is such a gulf between your basic understanding of some vital and fundamental things, and what you need to know, that you cannot do this work yourself.
3) You can't terminate SWA into an IEC 60309 plug.
4) The higher current ratings for SWA assume XLPE insulation and cores running at 90°, which is not much use if you are taking it to accessories only rated to 70°.
5) I may myself be wrong here, but I don't think that 32A and 63A final circuits in data centres are wired as rings.
6) Server specs typically quote the maximum power that they will consume because the manufacturers don't know how many CPUs you'll put in, or at what clock speed, or how much memory, or how many disks ot how many PCI adapters. You might be able to get tailored power consumption data for large servers, where you're up into 10's of kVA, but for typical 1/2/4/8U servers of a few kVA they won't bother, and will just quote you the rating of the PSUs.
7) For the environment this is in you are way out of your depth and nowhere near competent to be doing it. This is real life, not a training exercise - you need to get an electrician in.
1) It doesn't matter a **** how competent you think you are, or how competent you really are, or how much care you take to get it right, you are not DIYing in your own house and it is very likely that there are insurance and liability issues which mean that you cannot do this work yourself, and I guarantee you that there are laws which mean that you cannot do this work yourself.
2) By all means learn - we love you to learn, but right now there is such a gulf between your basic understanding of some vital and fundamental things, and what you need to know, that you cannot do this work yourself.
3) You can't terminate SWA into an IEC 60309 plug.
4) The higher current ratings for SWA assume XLPE insulation and cores running at 90°, which is not much use if you are taking it to accessories only rated to 70°.
5) I may myself be wrong here, but I don't think that 32A and 63A final circuits in data centres are wired as rings.
6) Server specs typically quote the maximum power that they will consume because the manufacturers don't know how many CPUs you'll put in, or at what clock speed, or how much memory, or how many disks ot how many PCI adapters. You might be able to get tailored power consumption data for large servers, where you're up into 10's of kVA, but for typical 1/2/4/8U servers of a few kVA they won't bother, and will just quote you the rating of the PSUs.
7) For the environment this is in you are way out of your depth and nowhere near competent to be doing it. This is real life, not a training exercise - you need to get an electrician in.
