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Placing & Grouping Vertical Supply/Return grilles on the wall
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Posted: 2026-03-2506:25 AM
Placing & Grouping Vertical Supply/Return grilles on the wall
As a new SE employee and new user of IT Design CFD I came across the following issues while modeling a Power Supply Module:
1) I could only place Vertical Supply & Return Grilles on the wall in Top View. It was somewhat tricky to stack the supply & resturns on a thin wall in the top view. It will be easier if that can be made possible in the Rear or Front views.
2) Even after I group the supply & return grilles together, I still get a message about "All Supplies & Returns must be part of Custom Cooler Group".
3) Under the Capacity--> Simple Linear in the New Custom Cooler Group, I see two different Net Sensible Capacity inputs. I am not sure why we have two different inputs.
I believe these are the last few items for me to be able to run the model. I would like to go over these issues with someone online, if possible.
I could not attach the a copy of the *.json file to this request.
There is a series of videos in the EcoStruxure IT help center for IT Design CFD. One or more of those might help you. Otherwise, you can click the link any one of the pages in the IT Design CFD help center for support.