HOUSINGS ELECTRIC ELECTRONIC

Brand Owner Address Description
FRIALIT FRIATEC AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Steinzeugstrasse 50 D-68229 Mannheim Germany [housings for electric and electronic circuits];[hand tools and instruments; namely, cutting edges for chip forming tools, drawing cones and drawing rolls for the production of textile fibers and wire];[machines and tools; namely, valves for chemical process machines and for combination mixing sets for liquids; valve balls, valve seats; pistons and plungers for piston machines and for compressors; rotary pumps and their parts for the conveyance of corrosive liquids; slide rings for pumps and for agitator vessels; yarn guides for textile machines];[environmental control apparatus; namely, electric insulators; mechanically and thermally highly stressed ceramic parts; namely, rectifier housings, high temperature resistant ceramic passage bushings, nuclear fuel element sheathings; rubber goods, including plastics; namely, supports for circuits (substrates) for electrotechnical and electronic applications, electrical insulators];medical apparatus; namely, endoprosthesis in the nature of[ bone, joint and] tooth replacement parts; instruments for use in dental implantology and in dental laboratories; namely, drills, used as surgical instruments for the implantation of dental implants, seating instruments, dental implant removal instruments, dental implant cleaning instruments, dressing holders, operation trays, implantology surgical units, dental screwdrivers, seating instruments for production of dental bridgework;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A modular data center, for housing and cooling electronic equipment, includes multiple housings, a first portion of the housings configured to hold heat-producing electronic equipment and a second portion of the housings configured to hold at least one cooling unit, each of the housings of the first portion having a front and a back and configured to hold the heat-producing electronic equipment such that gas is drawn into the equipment from fronts of the equipment, heated by the equipment to become heated gas, and expelled by the electronic equipment is expelled through the backs of the housings, where the housings are disposed and coupled to form a laterally-enclosed arrangement laterally enclosing a hot region and defining a top opening allowing gas to vertically exit the hot region, and where backs of the housings of the first portion are disposed adjacent to the hot region such that the heat-producing equipment, when mounted to the housings, will expel the heated gas into the hot region.