A computer, cooled by a fan, contains eight printed circuit boards, dissipating 10 W of power each one. The height of the cards is 12 cm and their length is 18cm. The cooling air is supplied by a 25W fan mounted in the inlet. If the increase of air temperature should not be higher than 10 ° C when passing through the computer case, determine (a) the air flow rate that the fan must deliver and b) the fraction of increase of air temperature, due to heat generated by the fan and its engine.
A computer, cooled by a fan, contains eight printed circuit boards, dissipating 10 W of power each one. The height of the cards is 12 cm and their length is 18cm. The cooling air is supplied by a 25W fan mounted in the inlet. If the increase of air temperature should not be higher than 10 ° C when passing through the computer case, determine (a) the air flow rate that the fan must deliver and b) the fraction of increase of air temperature, due to heat generated by the fan and its engine.
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A computer, cooled by a fan, contains
eight printed circuit boards, dissipating 10 W of
power each one. The height of the cards is 12 cm and their
length is 18cm. The cooling air is supplied by a
25W fan mounted in the inlet. If the increase of
air temperature should not be higher than 10 ° C when passing through
the computer case, determine (a) the air flow rate
that the fan must deliver and b) the fraction of increase of
air temperature, due to heat generated by the fan
and its engine.
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