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【Haichuan Teahouse】A drop in temperature doesn’t necessarily require air conditioning

2021-09-12View Original

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I saw this amazing cooling device online; I didn’t want to use copper tubes, so I had to go with aluminum ones. It turned out that 5 meters were needed to make it work! It seems that the circumference really can’t be estimated by eye! Using a small water pump with a head of 2 meters, powered by USB; the ambient temperature was 31 degrees and soon dropped to 25 degrees
Reply #22021-09-12
No problem. Cooling down doesn’t necessarily require an air conditioner, but the principle can be the same
Reply #32021-09-12
Good idea; it would be better to beautify it.
Reply #42021-09-12
Water evaporation carries away some heat
Reply #52021-09-12
Hehe, that’s true; the application of principles can be found everywhere
Reply #62021-09-12
Since the circulating air cools things down, shouldn’t the water temperature rise? Unless the bucket contains circulating water, right?
Reply #72021-09-12
Water-cooled fans work on a similar principle!
Reply #82021-09-13
In Shaanxi, I saw a type of \"earth air conditioner\" that combines a fan with a basin; ice water is placed in the basin to cool and humidify the air.

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