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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

THE ENERGY EVENT 2009
National Motorcycle Museum - Stand 54
9-10th September 2009

ENERGY SOLUTIONS EXPO
London, Olympia
Stand F80
7th-8th October 2009

BEST PRACTICE LOW CARBON INNOVATION FORUM
Harrogate
3 December 2009

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

AIR COOLING EXAMPLES: Data Centre Cooling Factory Cooling Warehouse Cooling Industrial Cooling Office Cooling IT Room Cooling School Cooling

Evaporative Cooling Performance

The performance of an EcoCooler is dependent upon the temperature of the air and its relative humidity. Higher temperatures give greater cooling. Low relative humidity gives greater cooling

Supply Air Temperature Achieved By EcoCooling Coolers

Amb.	Relative Humidity
Temp	20%	30%	40%	50%	60%	70%	80%
20°C	12.0	13.0	14.5	15.5	16.5	17.5	18.5
25°C	16.0	17.0	18.5	20.0	21.0	22.0	23.0
30°C	19.5	21.0	22.5	24.0	25.0	26.5	28.0
35°C	23.0	25.0	26.5	28.5	30.0	31.5	32.5

In the UK during a typical hot period the ambient temperature approaches 30°C. This coincides with a Relative Humidity of under 50%. As the air passes over the pads it will typically cool down to about 22°C. There is less cooling in the night as the temperatures reduce and the humidity rises.

Evaporative Cooling performance chart

The graph below shows the performance of a cooling unit in the UK

Evaporative Cooling performance chart

In cool conditions the EcoCooler operates in vetilation mode and in hot conditions in cooling mode. A sophisticated control system which comes as standard can automatically set the fan speed to constantly minimise the electricity use of the fan.

To see the performance achievable across the the UK and the World please see our EVAPORATIVE COOLING WEATHER DATA page

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