Interchangeable internal modular avionics platform assembly
US-9750162-B2 · Aug 29, 2017 · US
US10076064B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10076064-B2 |
| Application number | US-201213687517-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Nov 28, 2012 |
| Priority date | Nov 28, 2012 |
| Publication date | Sep 11, 2018 |
| Grant date | Sep 11, 2018 |
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A configurable housing includes a top surface having a closed configuration and an opened configuration in which a first plurality of perforations provide a first air flow path. The housing further includes a plurality of sidewalls connected to the top surface. The plurality of sidewalls including a first sidewall having a closed configuration and an opened configuration in which a second plurality of perforations provide a second air flow path. The housing also includes a bottom surface connected to the plurality of sidewalls.
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What is claimed is: 1. A cabinet configured to house electrical equipment that requires cooling, the cabinet comprising: a frame; and a plurality of panels connected to the frame and defining an air inlet, wherein the plurality of panels includes a top panel and a rear wall; wherein the top panel is one of a pair of top panels that are removably connectable to the frame as replacements for one another, including a first top panel that is free of a top air outlet and a second top panel that has a top air outlet; wherein the rear wall is one of a pair of rear walls that are removably connectable to the frame as replacements for one another, including a first rear wall that is free of a rear air outlet and a second rear wall that has a rear air outlet; whereby the cabinet can be configured with a first air flow path from the air inlet to the rear air outlet by connecting the first top panel and the second rear wall to the frame, and can be converted to an alternative configuration having a second air flow path from the air inlet to the top air outlet by connecting the second top panel and the first rear wall to the frame as replacements for the first top panel and the second rear wall. 2. The cabinet of claim 1 , and further comprising an exhaust fan. 3. The cabinet of claim 1 , wherein the air inlet is a front air inlet located opposite the rear wall. 4. The cabinet of claim 1 , wherein the air inlet is a bottom air inlet located opposite the top panel. 5. The cabinet of claim 1 , wherein the top air outlet includes a plurality of perforations in the second top panel. 6. The cabinet of claim 1 , wherein the rear air outlet includes a plurality of perforations in the second rear wall. 7. The cabinet of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of panels further includes a bottom panel. 8. A cabinet configured to house electrical equipment that requires cooling, the cabinet comprising: a plurality of interconnected panels, wherein the plurality of interconnected panels includes a top panel, a rear wall, and an inlet panel defining an air inlet; wherein the top panel is one of a pair of top panels that are removably connectable in the plurality of interconnected panels as replacements for one another, including a first top panel that is free of a top air outlet and a second top panel that has a top air outlet; wherein the rear wall is one of a pair of rear walls that are removably connectable in the plurality of interconnected panels as replacements for one another, including a first rear wall that is free of a rear air outlet and a second rear wall that has a rear air outlet; whereby the cabinet can be configured with a first air flow path from the air inlet to the rear air outlet by connecting the first top panel and the second rear wall in the plurality of interconnected panels, and can be converted to an alternative configuration having a second air flow path from the air inlet to the top air outlet by connecting the second top panel and the first rear wall in the plurality of interconnected panels as replacements for the first top panel and the second rear wall. 9. The cabinet of claim 8 , and further comprising an exhaust fan. 10. The cabinet of claim 8 , wherein the air inlet is a front air inlet located opposite the rear wall. 11. The cabinet of claim 8 , wherein the air inlet is a bottom air inlet located opposite the top panel. 12. The cabinet of claim 8 , wherein the top air outlet includes a plurality of perforations in the second top panel. 13. The cabinet of claim 8 , wherein the rear air outlet includes a plurality of perforations in the second rear wall. 14. The cabinet of claim 8 , wherein the plurality of panels further includes a bottom panel.
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