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1. NEW DYSON FAN IS COOL, BUT PRICES ARE NOT SO HOT.

Author

Bulik, Beth Snyder

Subjects
*FANS (Machinery), *COOLING, *TELEVISION advertising, *PRICES
Abstract

The article discusses the bladeless Dyson fan marketed for room cooling by company founder James Dyson. The article focuses on the question of whether consumers will buy such a fan considering its high price. A television advertisement for the fan featuring Dyson is noted that claims that conventional fans cause wind buffeting that is annoying to room occupants.

Published
2010

2. Heating And Cooling Systems.

Author

Giacomelli, Gene A.

Subjects
*EQUIPMENT & supplies, *HEATING, *COOLING, *GREENHOUSES, *FANS (Machinery), *VENTILATION, *WATER-pipes, *HOT water
Abstract

Provides information on several heating and cooling systems for greenhouses. Combination of fan and pad; Natural ventilation; Hot water pipe.

Published
2005

3. COOLING RACK-MOUNTED ELECTRONICS.

Subjects
*TECHNOLOGY, *FANS (Machinery), *COOLING, *ELECTRONICS, *ELECTRIC power consumption
Abstract

The article presents information about the baffled fan tray technology developed by New Age Fans for cooling rack-mounted electronics. The fan motor consumes only 6W or 30W for a fully populated frame. Heated air exits at the rear of the frame which results in fresh, unheated air to each electronic unit. This technique provides better cooling as compared to the vertical flow fan tray.

Published
2006

4. Alt.cw.

Subjects
*MICROPROCESSORS, *FANS (Machinery), *COOLING, *EQUIPMENT & supplies
Abstract

Presents a photograph of a tiny fan designed and built by NMB Technologies as a device for spot-cooling microprocessors.

Published
1997

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