Evaporative Cooling: All the Information You Need to Know
Evaporative cooling is a technique that uses evaporation’s capacity as a natural heat sink. Evaporative cooling may be direct or indirect. During direct evaporative cooling, the air’s water content increases due to being close to the evaporated water. Indirect evaporative cooling involves evaporation inside a heat exchanger, leaving the air’s water content unaffected. How Evaporative Cooling Systems Operate The core of the evaporative cooling system is the cooling pad, where the water evaporates and the air travels through to be cooled. Fluted cellulose sheets are bonded together to create cooling pads. The material is treated
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