Evaporative cooling - Revision history

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	* Phase change materials.		* Phase change materials.
	* Refrigerants.		* Refrigerants.
		+	* The cavity wall real performance question.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===

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	See phase change materials for more information.		See phase change materials for more information.

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	* Absorption refrigeration.		* Absorption refrigeration.
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	* Heat pump.		* Heat pump.
	* Heat transfer.		* Heat transfer.
		+	* Humidification.
	* Building services.		* Building services.
	* Cooling systems for buildings.		* Cooling systems for buildings.

Designing Buildings at 14:10, 12 October 2020

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	* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.		* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.

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	* Absorption refrigeration.		* Absorption refrigeration.
		+	* BREEAM Impact of refrigerants.
	* Everything you need to know about evaporative cooling.		* Everything you need to know about evaporative cooling.
	* Heat pump.		* Heat pump.
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	* Cooling tower.		* Cooling tower.
	* Cooling tower design and construction.		* Cooling tower design and construction.
−	* Condensation.
−	* Humidity.
	* HSG 274 Legionnaires' disease, Technical guidance.		* HSG 274 Legionnaires' disease, Technical guidance.
	* HVAC.		* HVAC.
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	* Phase change materials.		* Phase change materials.
	* Refrigerants.		* Refrigerants.
−	* Thermal comfort.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
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	* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.		* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.

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	Packaged evaporative cooling units can be used in building services systems as an alternative to absorption refrigeration or compression refrigeration.		Packaged evaporative cooling units can be used in building services systems as an alternative to absorption refrigeration or compression refrigeration.

−	Direct evaporative coolers (sometimes referred to as sump coolers, swamp coolers, or desert coolers) draw hot, dry air through a continually dampened pad and supply cool, humid air. The cooling effect is achieved by the process of evaporation from the pad, taking sensible heat from the hot air and converting it into latent heat. This requires little energy, with up to 90% savings reported compared to conventional chillers, and on hot days in the UK can deliver up to 15°C of cooling. Ref ~~[http://www.ecocooling.co.uk/generalcooling/evapcool.php~~ EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works].	+	Direct evaporative coolers (sometimes referred to as sump coolers, swamp coolers, or desert coolers) draw hot, dry air through a continually dampened pad and supply cool, humid air. The cooling effect is achieved by the process of evaporation from the pad, taking sensible heat from the hot air and converting it into latent heat. This requires little energy, with up to 90% savings reported compared to conventional chillers, and on hot days in the UK can deliver up to 15°C of cooling. Ref EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works.

	Direct evaporative cooling is generally best suited to hot dry climates, where conditions encourage evaporation and the resulting humidification of the cool air supplied to the building can be beneficial. Conventional chillers tend to have a dehumidifying effect on air as cool air is less able to ‘hold’ moisture than warm air.		Direct evaporative cooling is generally best suited to hot dry climates, where conditions encourage evaporation and the resulting humidification of the cool air supplied to the building can be beneficial. Conventional chillers tend to have a dehumidifying effect on air as cool air is less able to ‘hold’ moisture than warm air.
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	=== External references ===		=== External references ===

−	* ~~[http://www.ecocooling.co.uk/generalcooling/evapcool.php~~ EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works].	+	* EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works.
	* [http://www.riorenewables.com/efficient-design/evaporative-cooling Rio Renewables, Evaporative cooling].		* [http://www.riorenewables.com/efficient-design/evaporative-cooling Rio Renewables, Evaporative cooling].
	* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.		* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.

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	* Absorption refrigeration.		* Absorption refrigeration.
		+	* Everything you need to know about evaporative cooling.
	* Heat pump.		* Heat pump.
	* Heat transfer.		* Heat transfer.

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	* [http://www.ecocooling.co.uk/generalcooling/evapcool.php EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works].		* [http://www.ecocooling.co.uk/generalcooling/evapcool.php EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works].
	* [http://www.riorenewables.com/efficient-design/evaporative-cooling Rio Renewables, Evaporative cooling].		* [http://www.riorenewables.com/efficient-design/evaporative-cooling Rio Renewables, Evaporative cooling].
−	* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006~~[http://www.en.kku.ac.th/enjournal/th/images/stories/files/published/33No-5.pdf~~ , Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions]. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.	+	* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006, Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.

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	Phase change (or phase transition) is the transition of a system from one state of matter to another by heat transfer. For example, from a solid to a liquid (melting) or from a liquid to a gas (evaporation).		Phase change (or phase transition) is the transition of a system from one state of matter to another by heat transfer. For example, from a solid to a liquid (melting) or from a liquid to a gas (evaporation).

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Absorption refrigeration.	+
−	*Heat pump.	+	* Absorption refrigeration.
−	*Heat transfer.	+	* Heat pump.
−	*Building services.	+	* Heat transfer.
−	*Cooling systems for buildings.	+	* Building services.
−	*Cooling tower.	+	* Cooling systems for buildings.
−	*Condensation.	+	* Cooling tower.
−	*Humidity.	+	* Cooling tower design and construction.
−	*HSG 274 Legionnaires' disease, Technical guidance.	+	* Condensation.
−	*HVAC.~~<br/>~~	+	* Humidity.
−	*Legionnaires' disease.	+	* HSG 274 Legionnaires' disease, Technical guidance.
−	*Phase change materials.	+	* HVAC.
−	*Refrigerants.	+	* Legionnaires' disease.
−	*Thermal comfort.~~<br/>~~	+	* Phase change materials.
		+	* Refrigerants.
		+	* Thermal comfort.

	=== External references ===		=== External references ===
−	*[http://www.ecocooling.co.uk/generalcooling/evapcool.php EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works].
−	*[http://www.riorenewables.com/efficient-design/evaporative-cooling Rio Renewables, Evaporative cooling].
−	*KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006[http://www.en.kku.ac.th/enjournal/th/images/stories/files/published/33No-5.pdf , Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions]. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.

−	[[Category:Theory]]	+	* [http://www.ecocooling.co.uk/generalcooling/evapcool.php EcoCooling, How Evaporative Cooling Works].
−	[[Category:Sustainability]]	+	* [http://www.riorenewables.com/efficient-design/evaporative-cooling Rio Renewables, Evaporative cooling].
−	[[Category:Products_/_components]]	+	* KKU Engineering Journal Vol. 33 No. 2 (133-139) March – April 2006[http://www.en.kku.ac.th/enjournal/th/images/stories/files/published/33No-5.pdf , Experimental Studies on the Roof Pond House under Tropical Climatic Conditions]. W. Wongsuwan, T. Fongsamootre, and M. O. T. Cole. 2006.
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	*Condensation.		*Condensation.
	*Humidity.		*Humidity.
		+	*HSG 274 Legionnaires' disease, Technical guidance.
	*HVAC.<br/>		*HVAC.<br/>
	*Legionnaires' disease.		*Legionnaires' disease.

Designing Buildings at 08:05, 2 November 2014

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	*Condensation.		*Condensation.
	*Humidity.		*Humidity.
−	*HVAC.	+	*HVAC.<br/>
		+	*Legionnaires' disease.
	*Phase change materials.		*Phase change materials.
	*Refrigerants.		*Refrigerants.