Method and device for testing airflow in an enclosed cabinet for

Thermal measuring and testing – Thermal testing of a nonthermal quantity

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374137, 374162, 374141, G01N 2520, G01K 114, G01K 306, G01K 1112

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ABSTRACT:
In order to test airflow in a cabinet for electronics equipment, a board which has an array of thermochromic indicators is positioned in the cabinet, hot air is introduced into the cabinet; and a thermographic pattern in the nature of isotherms which may be formed on the board is observed.

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