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Subject:- Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Topic:- Miscellaneous
Difficulty:- Medium
written 6.0 years ago by | • modified 6.0 years ago |
Subject:- Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Topic:- Miscellaneous
Difficulty:- Medium
written 6.0 years ago by |
Ventilation systems can provide comfort cooling for most of the year. During prolonged periods of high temperatures they are unable to maintain internal temperatures below 25°C. It is at this point that evaporative cooling is brought in.
Using Evaporative cooling as an integral part of a balanced ventilation system means that the temperature of a building can be controlled even on the very hottest days.
Cooling is provided by Evaporative heat exchange which takes advantage of the principles of the latent heat of evaporation where tremendous heat is exchanged when water evaporates.
It makes use of the free latent energy in the atmosphere. Compared to air-conditioning which uses mechanical refrigeration, the operating cost of heat evaporative exchanging are 90% less than air conditioning.