ENCLOSURE PROVIDING IMPROVED COOLING FOR A HEAT-GENERATING DEVICE
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Feb 5, 2009
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Aug 1, 2007
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Aug 1, 2007
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An enclosure includes interconnected panels defining an internal space. The panels define an air inlet for admitting cooling air to the enclosure and an air outlet for exhausting cooling air from the enclosure. The panels configure the internal space to promote a linear air flow velocity near the inlet (or outlet) that is greater than a respective velocity near the outlet (or inlet) for a given volumetric flow rate of air through the enclosure. A portion of a cover panel may be angularly oriented to define an increasing transverse cross sectional area between the inlet and outlet, to cause air flowing into the enclosure to change in linear velocity as it traverses the enclosure. The cover panel may have separate portions positioned at different heights such that the cross-sectional areas near the outlet and inlet differ. The fan may be angularly oriented for better removal of heated cooling air.
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