An analytical model is developed for natural convection from a single circuit board in a sealed electronic equipment enclosure. The circuit card is modelled as a vertical isothermal plate lo-cated at the center of an isothermal, cuboid shaped enclosure. A composite model is developed based on asymptotic solutions for three limiting cases: pure conduction, laminar boundary layer convection and transition flow convection. The conduc-tion shape factor and natural convection models are validated using data from CFD simulations for a wide range of enclosure geometries and flow conditions. The model is shown to be in good agreement, within 10 % RMS, with the numerical data for all test configurations. NOMENCLATURE A area, m2 b plate to enclosure ...
approved: Redacted for Privacy The cooling of three plates within an enclosure was numerically simul...
Natural convection in rectangular enclosures is found in many real-world engineering applications. I...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [84]-86)A computational description of heat transfer diss...
Abstract approved Natural convection liquid cooling from three uniformly heated protruding elements,...
A numerical finite difference technique based on the Marker and Cell (MAC) method is used to obtain ...
This paper considers the natural convection inside an air filled enclosure having several isolated c...
In contrast to high fidelity CFD codes which require higher computational effort/time, the well-know...
Natural convection heat transfer from.isothermal cubes and cylinders concentrically.located within a...
The objective of this paper is to numerically investigate the cooling performance of electronic devi...
In this study, a numerical analysis of the natural convection characteristics around a circular disk...
The study of natural convection from a heat source located at the bottom of partially top vented enc...
Computer development has followed trends of increasing power and smaller size. Having more power inc...
The dissertation presents a three-dimensional computational model and experimental study of natural ...
This paper is a numerical work to investigate thermal interactions between heat fluxes generated by ...
Natural convection cooling using air as a fluid is commonly used in the cooling of electronic equipm...
approved: Redacted for Privacy The cooling of three plates within an enclosure was numerically simul...
Natural convection in rectangular enclosures is found in many real-world engineering applications. I...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [84]-86)A computational description of heat transfer diss...
Abstract approved Natural convection liquid cooling from three uniformly heated protruding elements,...
A numerical finite difference technique based on the Marker and Cell (MAC) method is used to obtain ...
This paper considers the natural convection inside an air filled enclosure having several isolated c...
In contrast to high fidelity CFD codes which require higher computational effort/time, the well-know...
Natural convection heat transfer from.isothermal cubes and cylinders concentrically.located within a...
The objective of this paper is to numerically investigate the cooling performance of electronic devi...
In this study, a numerical analysis of the natural convection characteristics around a circular disk...
The study of natural convection from a heat source located at the bottom of partially top vented enc...
Computer development has followed trends of increasing power and smaller size. Having more power inc...
The dissertation presents a three-dimensional computational model and experimental study of natural ...
This paper is a numerical work to investigate thermal interactions between heat fluxes generated by ...
Natural convection cooling using air as a fluid is commonly used in the cooling of electronic equipm...
approved: Redacted for Privacy The cooling of three plates within an enclosure was numerically simul...
Natural convection in rectangular enclosures is found in many real-world engineering applications. I...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [84]-86)A computational description of heat transfer diss...