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Regarding the issue of dry and wet air cooling

2010-12-13View Original

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How about dry and wet air cooling? What are the advantages compared to a combination of an air cooler and a water cooler? How is the usage cycle? I think it’s pretty good – energy-efficient! Everyone is welcome to actively participate in the discussion! Thank you!
Reply #22010-12-30
Dry and wet air cooling have high efficiency; is yours a high-pressure model?
Reply #32010-12-30
Wet air cooling has the main drawback of being prone to clogging and requiring cleaning; water coolers are better in this regard, but they require a higher investment.
Reply #42010-12-30
The two together work fine; I think water cooling provides a better effect.

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