How pumps work


Cooling At Lower Costs With Industrial Evaporative Coolers

Large  Air  Coolers  -  For  Industries  Only
Air circulating fans draw air through a
In some places in industries, a lowercurtain of water. The water trickles down a
temperature (compared to atmospheric) ispath and during passage; water is broken down
required from process point of view or fromto tiny droplets giving it a large surface
comfort point of view. Air conditioning isarea. Air drawn through these tiny droplets
out of question, as it would require largeand is cooled the same way as it happens in
capital and huge running payment ofan earthen pot. The cold is circulated
electricity bills. Evaporative cooling is thethrough the industrial installation. This
solution in this case. This is just a scaledgives installation an air which has a lower
up  model  of  home  air  coolers.than atmospheric temperature. Evaporative
cooling gives you comfortable atmosphere when
Working  Principle  Of  Evaporative  Coolersoutside  is  too  hot  to  bear.
Evaporative cooling is known to humanityAdvantages  Of  Evaporative  Cooling
since ages. Earthen clay pots have been
providing coldwater during summer when thereAdvantage of evaporative cooling is the
was no air conditioning or refrigeration. Theinitial low cost and low operating costs. All
fired clay pots have tiny holes through whichthat is required is the water pumps and the
water comes out and when it comes to surface,air circulating fans. The whole set up is
it evaporates. The heat required forcompact. Evaporative cooling is the only
evaporation is taken out from the watermethod of removing large quantity of heat
inside the pot. The heat transfer from thefrom cooling water used in many industrial
water is possible only because of the tinyplants. Here instead of removing heat from
passage in earthenware pots. The sameatmospheric air, heat from water is rejected
principle is used in industrial evaporativeto atmospheric air.
coolers.



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