“Adiabatic cooling improves Heat Rejection Efficiency”

Shamshad Ali, CMD, Greenoz Cooling System Pvt Ltd, highlights on the importance of implementing strategies to achieve secure and sustainable energy access...
Shamshad Ali, CMD, Greenoz Cooling System Pvt Ltd, highlights on the importance of implementing strategies to achieve secure and sustainable energy access…

Temperature reduction approach through adiabatic cooling reduces the chiller energy consumption and increases economizer hours. Shamshad Ali, CMD, Greenoz Cooling System Pvt Ltd, highlights on the importance of implementing strategies to achieve secure and sustainable energy access…

 

Adiabatic cooling is a temperature reduction approach, also known as evaporative cooling or evaporative adiabatic cooling. This approach is typically used in warm dry climates and where there are also sufficient water resources to improve the heat rejection efficiency – Water is misted into the air stream entering a condenser’s airflow via a high-pressure spray system. The water evaporates into the airstream, which reduces the dry bulb temperature and raises its humidity. Lowering air temperature to the condenser reduces the chiller energy consumption and increases economizer hours. The larger the temperature differences between the ambient dry bulb and wet bulb temperature, the larger the energy benefit.

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