Data processing system storage unit, data processing system cooling apparatus and data processing system
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorKrishnamurthy Kundapur
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AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorKrishnamurthy Kundapur
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A data processing system storage unit for storing a plurality of data processing systems is disclosed. In one example of the storage unit, a plurality of storage spaces, each storage space configured for storing a data processing system, is provided. An air inlet duct and an air outlet duct allow air circulation within the storage unit. A plurality of inlet conduits, each inlet conduit configured to connect the inlet air duct to an inlet port of a data processing system, provides air supply to the data processing system. A plurality of outlet conduits, each outlet conduit configured to connect the outlet air duct to an outlet port of a data processing system, provides air exhaust from the data processing system. The example storage unit may also provide a primary air transfer system configured for directing air into the air inlet duct and/or for extracting air from the air outlet duct.
A data processing system storage unit for storing a plurality of data processing systems, comprising:
A data processing system storage unit for storing a data processing system, comprising:
A data processing system stored in a data processing system storage unit comprising an inlet port for connecting to an inlet conduit and an outlet port for connecting to an outlet conduit such that air directed through at least one of the inlet conduit and an outlet conduit cools components within the data processing system, and at least one valve for substantially closing at least one of the inlet port and the outlet port, the at least one valve coupled to the at least one of the inlet port and the outlet port from within the data processing system, the inlet port and the outlet port located on substantially different faces of the data processing system and are substantially diagonally opposite each other, the at least one valve comprising a first sealing valve for closing the inlet port and a second sealing valve for closing the outlet port, wherein the first valve is coupled to the inlet port from within the data processing system, and the second valve is coupled to the outlet port from within the data processing system, and the first and second sealing valves are powered by fan headers within the data processing system.
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