Experimental study on the performance for the dew point indirect evaporative cooler
Yongmei Xuan
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Yongmei Xuan
Abstract
The data analysis of dew point indirect evaporative cooler is carried out. The results show that the dew point cooler can make the outlet dry-bulb temperature under the inlet wet-bulb temperature.When the inlet wet-bulb temperature is fixed,with the increase of inlet dry-bulb temperature,outlet dry-bulb temperature and difference in temperature increace,the efficiency would decrease.When the inlet dry-bulb temperature is fixed,with the increase of inlet wet-bulb temperature,the outlet dry-bulb temperature increase,difference in temperature and efficiency decreace,with the inlet rehumidity increasing,the outlet dry-bulb temperature increase.The optimum wind value of primary and secondary rate is about 1.5.
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The data analysis of dew point indirect evaporative cooler is carried out. The results show that the dew point cooler can make the outlet dry-bulb temperature under the inlet wet-bulb temperature.When the inlet wet-bulb temperature is fixed,with the increase of inlet dry-bulb temperature,outlet dry-bulb temperature and difference in temperature increace,the efficiency would decrease.When the inlet dry-bulb temperature is fixed,with the increase of inlet wet-bulb temperature,the outlet dry-bulb temperature increase,difference in temperature and efficiency decreace,with the inlet rehumidity increasing,the outlet dry-bulb temperature increase.The optimum wind value of primary and secondary rate is about 1.5.
Key concepts: Dew point, Inlet, Dry-bulb temperature, Wet-bulb temperature, Bulb, Evaporative cooler, Dew, Environmental science