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Hair-style water cooler

2009-08-11View Original

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What is an evaporative water cooler? What makes him different from other coolers? Thank you all for your guidance! ! !
Reply #22009-08-11
Evaporative water cooler: Medium: soft water. 1. Lower section: The cold, pressurized soft water undergoes counterflow heat exchange with the medium coming from the upper section, thereby cooling the material to room temperature; As the soft water descends to the water collection tank, it is heated by the materials present there; at the same time, it comes into contact with the rising cold air, which causes it to cool down, after which it is recycled back to the tank ; 2. Upper section: Due to the suction effect of the fan at the top, the wet air rising from the lower section comes into counterflow contact with the hot material after reaction; the latent heat of vaporization of the liquid droplets in the air is utilized for heat transfer, thereby reducing the temperature of the hot material to 70–80 degrees. 3. The fans and water pumps can be adjusted via variable frequency control to adapt to different operating conditions and seasons, thereby saving water and electricity to the greatest extent possible. Compared to large circulating water pump stations, evaporative air coolers enable each heat exchanger to operate in the most economical manner ; In large circulating water systems, there is a shortage of water for applications that require large amounts of water, while water that does not require much water is used in excess. It is difficult to optimize the operation and management of such systems, resulting in significant waste.

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