Concepts related to environmental wet-bulb temperature
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When looking up information on evaporative air coolers, there is a concept called \"ambient wet-bulb temperature\"; I’m not sure what it means. Could everyone please help me out!
Taking the most traditional mercury thermometer as an example, the dry-bulb temperature is the temperature obtained by placing a clean and dry thermometer in the area being measured. The wet-bulb temperature, on the other hand, is the temperature achieved by covering the mercury bulb of the thermometer with a damp cloth and placing it in the area being measured. In refrigeration system design, the wet-bulb temperature is an essential value