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Two case studies highlight ways evaporative cooling is used in the process industries to reduce the impact of heat-generating equipment such as paint ovens and plastic-molding equipment.
Evaporative cooling has been around for centuries. Also called adiabatic cooling (particularly in Europe), evaporative cooling is the earliest form of air-side cooling known to man. In spite of that, it also is probably the least understood — and sometimes maligned — solution to cooling.
The hybrid adiabatic cooling system is a freezeproof system that combines dry air cooling during the cooler months of the year with fluid cooling during the warmer months.
Ecodry 3DK can be configured to match specific requirements and uses heat exchangers and an adiabatic chamber to cool water circulated to it from process machines.
Ecodry 3DK can be configured to match specific requirements and uses heat exchangers and an adiabatic chamber to cool water circulated to it from process machines.