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Health implications of dog-worn equipment: a review of known and alleged physical risks. [PDF]
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Investigation of a hybrid system of nocturnal radiative cooling and direct evaporative cooling
Building and Environment, 2010In this paper, the results of a study on a hybrid system of nocturnal radiative cooling, cooling coil, and direct evaporative cooling in Tehran have been discussed. During a night, the nocturnal radiative cooling provides required chilled water for a cooling coil unit. The cold water is stored in a storage tank.
Ghassem Heidarinejad, Shahram Delfani
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Evaluating the potential use of direct evaporative cooling in Australia
Energy and Buildings, 2015Abstract Greenhouse gas emissions and associated global climate change are a significant and growing concern for the world community. In order to improve building energy efficiency, the use of evaporative cooling systems is attracting growing attention.
John Bell, Lisa Guan
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Experimental study on direct evaporative cooling for free cooling of data centers
EnergyRui-Yong Mao, Zujing Zhang
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International Journal of Ambient Energy, 2016
ABSTRACTExergetic performance indicators (EPIs) of a direct evaporative cooling system (DECS) with different evaporative cooling pads (ECPs) are presented. The objective is to determine the performance and exergetic sustainability indicators of three ECPs (wood charcoal, shredded foam latex and jute fibre).
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ABSTRACTExergetic performance indicators (EPIs) of a direct evaporative cooling system (DECS) with different evaporative cooling pads (ECPs) are presented. The objective is to determine the performance and exergetic sustainability indicators of three ECPs (wood charcoal, shredded foam latex and jute fibre).
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Direct and Indirect Evaporative Cooling Strategies: An Analysis
Journal of Advanced Research in Mechanical Engineering and Technology, 2021Evaporative cooling can be understood as natural response of human body to effective climate control. It is the similar to the cooling principle that human body practices when moisture/ sweat vaporizes and cools off the skin. Needing less energy input, evaporative cooling is perfectly fit for uses in which decreasing high temperatures as well as energy
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This chapter analyses the potential combination of ventilative cooling solutions with direct evaporative cooling (DEC) systems. The focus is on passive downdraught evaporative cooling (PDEC) towers, whose performance is described based on the analysis of monitored results.
Giacomo Chiesa, David Pearlmutter
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This chapter analyses the potential combination of ventilative cooling solutions with direct evaporative cooling (DEC) systems. The focus is on passive downdraught evaporative cooling (PDEC) towers, whose performance is described based on the analysis of monitored results.
Giacomo Chiesa, David Pearlmutter
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The influence of chilled water on the performance of direct evaporative cooling
Energy and Buildings, 2017Abstract In this paper, the performance of direct evaporative air cooling (DEC) was investigated with chilled water. This may increase the performance of DEC, especially in humid weather, as the air wet-bulb temperature reduces during the cooling process.
Alaa Ruhma Al-Badri, Ahmed A.Y. Al-Waaly
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Research on the Direct Evaporative Cooling Air Conditioner
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013t focuses on the test and analysis of running conditions for the air conditioner and the functional segments at all levels in this paper, backed by the direct evaporative cooling air conditioning units experiment table. Analyze the influence of inlet air dry ball temperature and relative humidity to air conditioner cooling capacity and cooling ...
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Assessment of utilisation potential of direct evaporative cooling for India
International Journal of Ambient Energy, 2006SYNOPSIS Hourly ambient temperature and humidity of 60 major cities of India were analysed to assess the utilisation potential of direct evaporative cooling for comfort conditioning. The hours with ambient wet-bulb temperature below 25°C, and tropical summer index above 25°C were considered as potential hours which can utilise direct evaporative ...
D. A. Hindoliya, S. C. Mullick
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