1. A cabinet rack comprising:
a frame including first and second sides; and
a base in physical communication with the first and second sides of the frame, the base including a first beam and an alignment channel, wherein the alignment channel is configured to surround a first alignment component of a modular data center, and the first beam is configured to be placed in physical communication with a second alignment component of the modular data center in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted with a rack slot of the modular data center.
2. The cabinet rack of claim 1 wherein the alignment channel is further configured to surround a first portion of the second alignment component and the first beam is configured to be placed in physical communication with a second portion of the second alignment component in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted within the rack slot.
3. The cabinet rack of claim 1 further comprises:
a top of the frame; and
a bracket mounted on the top, the bracket is configured to be placed in physical communication with a mounting bracket of the modular data center.
4. The cabinet rack of claim 3 wherein the bracket is further configured to align the cabinet rack within the rack slot of the modular data center in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted within the rack slot and to be attached to the mounting bracket to secure the cabinet rack within the rack slot.
5. The cabinet rack of claim 1 wherein the base further comprises:
a second beam in physical communication with the first beam, wherein an end of the second beam extends past an end of the first beam, and the end of the second beam also extends past the second alignment component when the cabinet rack is fully inserted within the rack slot.
6. The cabinet rack of claim 1 wherein the first beam includes a front panel to be placed in physical communication with the first alignment component in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted within the rack slot.
7. A modular data center comprising:
a first alignment component mounted at a first location on a floor of the modular data center, the first alignment component configured to align a cabinet rack within a rack slot of the modular data center; and
a second alignment component mounted at a second location on the floor, the second alignment component configured be placed in physical communication with the cabinet rack in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted in the rack slot.
8. The modular data center of claim 7 wherein the first location of the first alignment component and the second location of the second alignment component define a location of the rack slot.
9. The modular data center of claim 7 further comprises:
a mounting bracket attached to a top of the modular data center, the mounting bracket is configured to align the cabinet rack in the rack slot and to be placed in physical communication with a bracket of the cabinet rack in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted in the rack slot.
10. The modular data center of claim 9 wherein the mounting bracket is further configured to be attached to the bracket to secure the cabinet rack within the rack slot.
11. The modular data center of claim 7 further comprises:
mounting holes in the floor, the mounting holes to provide a plurality of location for the first and second alignment components to be attached to the floor.
12. The modular data center of claim 7 wherein the location of the first alignment component is configured to place the first alignment component in physical communication with a front panel of a beam of the cabinet rack when the cabinet rack is fully inserted within the rack slot.
13. A modular data center comprising:
a first alignment component mounted at a first location on a floor of the modular data center;
a second alignment component mounted at a second location on the floor; and
a cabinet rack including:
a frame including first and second sides; and
a base in physical communication with the first and second sides of the frame, the base including a first beam and an alignment channel, wherein the alignment channel is configured to surround the first alignment component, and the first beam is configured to be placed in physical communication with the second alignment component of the modular data center in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted with a rack slot of the modular data center.
14. The modular data center of claim 13 wherein the first location of the first alignment component and the second location of the second alignment component define a location of the rack slot.
15. The modular data center of claim 13 further comprises:
a mounting bracket attached to a top of the modular data center, the mounting bracket is configured to align the cabinet rack in the rack slot and to be placed in physical communication with a bracket of the cabinet rack in response to the cabinet rack being fully inserted in the rack slot.
16. The modular data center of claim 15 wherein the bracket of the cabinet rack is mounted on a top of the frame of the cabinet rack.
17. The modular data center of claim 15 wherein the mounting bracket is further configured to be attached to the bracket to secure the cabinet rack within the rack slot.
18. The modular data center of claim 13 further comprises:
mounting holes in the floor, the mounting holes to provide a plurality of location for the first and second alignment components to be attached to the floor.
19. The modular data center of claim 13 wherein the location of the first alignment component is configured to place the first alignment component in physical communication with a front panel of a beam of the cabinet rack when the cabinet rack is fully inserted within the rack slot.
20. The modular data center of claim 13 wherein the base further comprises:
a second beam in physical communication with the first beam, wherein an end of the second beam extends past an end of the first beam, and the end of the second beam also extends past the second alignment component when the cabinet rack is fully inserted within the rack slot.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1-15. (canceled)
16. A waterborne dispersion, comprising
from 30.0 to 94.9 weight % of a polymer selected from the group consisting of polyurethane, polyurea, and polyurethane polyurea,
from 5.0 to 60.0 weight % of a monomer which can polymerise by radical polymerisation,
from 0.1 to 10.0 weight % of a photoinitiator, and optionally, from 0.5 to 15.0 weight % of a crosslinking agent,
wherein the weight percentage relates to the solids content of said waterborne dispersion and adds up to 100, and
wherein, when measured by DSC to DIN 65467 at a heating rate of 20Kmin, the polymer has a melting peak corresponding to an enthalpy of fusion of >3 Jg.
17. The waterborne dispersion of claim 16, wherein the dispersion comprises from 50 to 90 weight % of a polymer selected from the group consisting of polyurethane, polyurea, and polyurethane polyurea.
18. The waterborne dispersion of claim 16, wherein the dispersion comprises from 8 to 40 weight % of a monomer which can polymerise by radical polymerisation.
19. The waterborne dispersion of claim 16, wherein the dispersion comprises from 0.5 to 8 weight % of a photoinitiator.
20. The waterborne dispersion of claim 17, wherein the polymer selected from the group consisting of polyurethane, polyurea, and polyurethane polyurea has, when measured by DSC to DIN 65467 at a heating rate of 20Kmin, a melting peak corresponding to an enthalpy of fusion of >15 Jg.
21. The waterborne dispersion of claim 17, wherein the polymer selected from the group consisting of polyurethane, polyurea, and polyurethane polyurea comprises an ethylenically unsaturated double bond.
22. The waterborne dispersion of claim 16, wherein the monomer which can polymerise by radical polymerisation is selected from the group consisting of esters of acrylic acid, esters of methacrylic acid, esters of crotonic acid, vinyl ethers, vinyl esters, and vinyl-aromatic compounds.
23. The waterborne dispersion of claim 16, wherein the monomer which can polymerise by radical polymerisation comprises aromatic or cycloaliphatic groups.
24. A method for bonding an article with the waterborne dispersion of claim 16 as a heat-activatable adhesive.
25. A method for bonding articles, comprising
I) coating an article with the waterborne dispersion of claim 16;
II) removing water;
III) irradiating with actinic radiation to form an irradiated film;
IV) simultaneously with or after III), introducing heat into the irradiated film; and
V) bringing the article into contact with itself or a further article.
26. The method of claim 25, wherein the further article in step V) is coated with the waterborne dispersion of claim 16 or with another adhesive which is activated by heat.
27. The method of claim 25, wherein the article has not been treated with a primer before it is coated with the waterborne dispersion of claim 16.
28. The method of claim 25, wherein the article has not been pretreated with a plasma or with ozone before it is coated with the waterborne dispersion of claim 16.
29. The method of claim 25, wherein the article comprises a material selected from the group consisting of ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers, rubber, styrenebutadiene rubber, nitrilebutadiene rubber, thermoplastic rubber, natural rubber, ethylenepropylenediene rubber, polyolefins, thermoplastic materials, and mixtures thereof.
30. An article prepared by the method of claim 25.