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Evaporative Cooling from ecocooling

FORTHCOMING EVENTS:
We regularly attend trade shows and environmental events - any forthcoming events will appear below - we look forward to meeting you there

talk to Ecocoling about environmentally friendly evaporative cooling

 

THE ENERGY EVENT 2010
National Motorcycle Museum - Stand 54
8th-9th September 2010

ENERGY SOLUTIONS EXPO
London, Olympia
Stand F80
6th-7th October2010

EcoBuild
Tues 1 -thurs 3 march 2011

ExCeL London
www.ecobuild.co.uk
Stand N1901

NEMEX
24-26 May 2011
NEC Birmingham
Stand N20

LOW CARBON
BEST PRACTICE EXCHANGE


10 November 2010
Pavillions Conference centre
Harrogate

9 march 2011
National motor Museum
Birminghan

9 June 2011
Olympia Conference centre London

 

Alan Beresford
MANAGING DIRECTOR OF ECOCOOLING
is on the CIBSE steering committee for the design of data centre Cooling

Case Studies - Cooling the Workshop

Evaporative cooling in the engineering workshop with ecocooling
Evaporative Cooling in the engineering workshop
Cooling the engineering workshop with Evaporative Cooling

The engineering workshop at Premier Foods, Bury St Edmunds UK had a requirement for heating and cooling.

The combined heating and cooling system was based on a single EcoCooler.

The fan from the cooler was relocated into the ductwork after a recirculation loop. This created a roof mounted ‘wet box’ which can provide either ambient or evaporatively cooled air and a recirculation loop which, using a steam heating coil, provides a source for heating.

 

Evaporative Cooling in the engineering workshop

There are two modes of operation:

Summer mode:

Cooler operates conventionally with five speeds and ‘Cool’ or ‘Vent’ Modes. Inlet damper is open and recirculation damper is closed.

Winter mode:

Air is heated using a steam coil controlled from a thermostat. The fan runs at a fixed speed. The inlet damper is closed and the recirculation damper is open.

 

evaporative cooling in the engineering workshop

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