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Posts tagged with 'fan'

Where do you fit in?

Posted Nov 2, 2009, by Nazita Saye

I think you can learn a lot by doing competitive benchmarking — the act of comparing yourself with your competitors along a certain set of criteria. It can highlight your strengths and weaknesses and it may even help you uncover new opportunities.  While you may already be familiar with the concept as it applies to manufactured goods, I’m not sure how many people consider looking at what their competitors … Read More

Tags: verification, thermal, fan, FloTHERM, analysis, PCB, respin, heatsink, optimization

The Heat is On

Posted Jul 2, 2009, by Nazita Saye

It’s been hot in London this past week – we’re expecting a high of 33C or 90F+ today (despite my living here for a few years I still don’t understand Celsius and often find myself doing mental arithmetic to convert the figures to Fahrenheit).  Now I’m lucky because I get to drive to/from work in an air-conditioned car but I feel for my fellow London commuters who use the Tube (the underground) in this … Read More

Tags: process industry, green, simulation, CFD, environmental impact, fan, air-cooled cooler, efficient

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