Deflection of heated air from a posterior electrical component
AssigneeHewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP
InventorsDavid A. Moore, John Franz, Jonathon Hughes, Rahul V. Joshi, John Vijil
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Abstract
Examples herein disclose a multi-channel apparatus include a first channel and a second channel. The first channel receives heated air from an electrical component. The first channel deflects the heated air from a posterior electrical component. The deflection of the heated air is caused by a curvature of an internal partition. The second channel, which is segmented from the first channel via the internal partition, provides cool air to the posterior electrical component.
Claims15
An apparatus comprising:
- a first channel to:
- receive heated air from an electrical component;
- and
- deflect the heated air from a posterior component, the deflection caused by a curvature of an internal partition;
- and
- a second channel, segmented from the first channel via the internal partition, to provide cool air to the posterior electrical component.
A cooling system comprising:
- a first duct to route heated air from an electrical component;
- a transition section, coupled between the first duct and a second duct, to:
- deflect the heated air in a first channel from a posterior electrical component;
- and
- inflect cool air in a second channel to the posterior electrical component, wherein the first channel is segmented from the second channel via a partition;
- and
- a second duct to provide the cool air from the second channel in the transition section to the posterior electrical component.
A method for cooling a series of electrical components, the method comprising:
- receiving heated air in a first channel from an electrical component;
- deflecting the heated air in the first channel away from a posterior electrical component, such that the deflection is caused by a curvature of an internal partition;
- and
- delivering cool air in a second channel to the posterior electrical component, wherein the second channel is segmented from the first channel via the internal partition.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.