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October 16, 2007, 02:53 |
Icepak Reverse flow.
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Hi I am simulating forced convection in a cabinet mounted with fans on one side and opeing on the other side. With no resistance to flow inside, I could achieve good flow convergence but if I insert PCBs inside the cabinet, I am getting reverse flow at the inlet. What should be the problem ? Is there any way to avoid it ?
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November 6, 2007, 06:33 |
Re: Icepak Reverse flow.
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Hi Ashish,
I am getting the same results on my models when I do forced convection. Unfortunately I do not have a solution for you. However if you do find a solution I would appreciate it if you were willing to pass it along to me. If I discover a soultion in the interim I will let you know. I am searching the web for answers. Thank you, Jerry |
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December 12, 2011, 06:11 |
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Hi Ashish,
Reverse flow is a common phenomenon we can observe in forced convection, when there is an obstruction to the flow. The reason behind this is , when there is any obstruction to the flow, the flow tends to deviate from the path. During such cases, depending on the pressures, there is a chance that the reverse flow might happen. This is commonly observed in high velocity cases of forced convection. Best regards, Pramodh |
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