An electronic equipment enclosure includes a frame structure at least partially enclosed by a plurality of panels defining a compartment in which one or more electronic components are mounted and an exhaust air duct that is adapted to segregate hot air being exhausted from the compartment from cool air entering the compartment, thereby improving thermal management of the enclosure. The exhaust duct includes a lower duct section extending upward from the top panel of the compartment and an upper duct section telescoping upward from an upper end of the lower duct section. Each duct section includes four panels connected together by hinged corner fittings such that the section is collapsible. The upper duct section includes an outwardly flared portion.

Ducted exhaust equipment enclosure

A hot/cold aisle air containment system includes a frame structure, at least one electronic equipment enclosure installed at least partially within the frame structure, and a header panel assembly. The frame structure adapted to be at least partially covered by one or more panels to define an interior space and includes at least one horizontal member. The header panel assembly is installed between a top of the at least one electronic equipment enclosure and the at least one horizontal member of the frame structure to prevent circulation of air above the enclosure. The header panel assembly includes a pair of panels. A first of the pair of panels is adjustable horizontally relative to a second of the pair of panels, and the pair of panels, together, are adjustable vertically relative to the least one horizontal member.

Header panel assembly for preventing air circulation above electronic equipment enclosure

A fit-holding groove is formed by notching the outer periphery of a door element to be fitted to close a container body. A sealing element interposed between the container body and door element is composed of an endless portion to be fitted into the fit-holding groove, a protruding part projected from the peripheral corner of the endless portion, obliquely and outwardly with respect to the open front of the container body, forming a substantially acute angle between itself and the contact surface of the open front of the container body and a pair of fitting ribs projectively formed on the obverse surface of the endless portion so as to be fitted in contact with the compartmentalized inner wall of the fit-holding portion.

Sealing element with a protruding part approximately obliquely outward and a hermetic container using the same

A seal assembly for use between a door and a cabinet of a refrigerator includes primary and secondary seals that are preferably carried by the door and extend around the entire perimeter thereof. The secondary seal is specifically designed to minimize necessary closing forces and creates an air cell in a throat area between a cold storage compartment of the refrigerator and the primary seal in order to effectively reduce heat transfer therethrough.

Refrigerator door seal assembly

A vibrating wet shaver comprising a hollow handle (2), a shaving head (5) borne by the handle and an electric vibrator (11) fixed inside the handle, for transmitting vibrations to the shaving head through the handle. The vibrating shaver further includes a control circuit (9) which is adapted to adjust a vibration frequency generated by the electric vibrator.

Vibrating wet shaver

A seal for a container, in particular, a refrigerated container having a door or two wings of the door, and having a door jamb having a corner zone comprising: (a) a strand shaped outer sealing profile made of elastomeric material; (b) the door having an outer side, the door having an inner side; and the door having a face side; and the outer profile being fastened on the face side of the container door or wing of the door; (c) the outer profile having two bow-shaped sealing lips, one of which is an outer lip for sealing the gap between the container door and the door jamb, and, respectively, the gap between the two wings of the door, with the outer lip embracing the corner zone of the door jamb and wing of the door, respectively; (d) a strand-shaped inner sealing profile serving as an inner seal being an elastomer arranged on the face side of the container door or wing of the door; (e) a first C-shaped rail for anchoring the inner sealing profile and a second C-shaped rail for anchoring the outer sealing profile, each of the C-shaped rail having an adequate gap width s as well as an adequate depth v and base width w, the rail extending around the face side of the container door or the wing of the door, each rail having the anchoring portion defined by two holding flanges spaced apart by gap width s; (f) a one-sided hammer head for the outer sealing profile and another for the inner sealing profile; each hammer head having a thickness approximately corresponding with the depth v of the rail; the inner profile having an oppositely disposed barb foot and the outer profile having an oppositely disposed barb foot, the hammer head and said barb foot of each profile being seated within the anchoring portion of the holding flanges; and (g) the hammer head of the outer sealing profile being directed at the outer side of the door.

Sealing for containers, in particular for refrigerated containers

A seal for a cooling container door (1) consists of an outer elastomer profile (9) and an inner elastomer profile (14). Both have sealing lips (10,11;15,16) which contact the door post (6). Their heads (12,17) are held captive in C-shaped channels (20,21,22; 24,25,26). The preferred material for the profiles is Cr, EPDM, NBR or silicone rubber with stable properties down to -40 deg.C and with a SHORE A hardness of 60-70.

Cooling container seals

The invention relates to a sealing strip for a container, in particular a cold storage container, comprising a) a cord-shaped section (9) of elastomeric material, which b) is fixed to the end face (2) of the container door (1) or of the door leaf and c) has two arcuate sealing lips (10, 11) which seal the gap (8) between the container door (1) and the doorpost (6) or the gap between the two door leaves, the outer lip (11) engaging around the corner region (7) of the door post or door leaf. The essential feature of this sealing strip resides in the fact that d) a further cord-shaped elastomeric section (14) is arranged on the end face (2) of the container door or of the door leaf as an interior seal, e) the interior sealing section (14) and outer sealing section (9) each being anchored in a C-shaped rail (20, 24) which extends around the container door (1) or the door leaf at the end face with an adequate gap width s and with adequate depth v and base width w, this anchoring being provided f) in each case by means of a one-sided hammerhead (12, 17), whose thickness approximately corresponds to the rail depth v, and of an opposing barb foot (12, 18), the hammerhead and barb foot resting in the region of the retaining flange (21, 22, 25, 26) and g) the hammerhead 12 of the outer sealing section (9) being directed towards the outside (4) of the door.

Sealing strip for container, especially for cold storage container

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Sealing for containers, in particular for refrigerated containers

Cooling container seals

Sealing strip for container, especially for cold storage container