Märkäjäähdytys
Märkäjäähdytys, often translated as evaporative cooling, is a process that cools air through the evaporation of water. This method leverages the principle that when water evaporates, it absorbs heat from its surroundings, thereby lowering the temperature. Märkäjäähdytys systems are commonly used in both residential and industrial settings to provide a more energy-efficient alternative to traditional refrigeration or air conditioning.
The basic components of a typical märkäjäähdytys system include a water source, a fan, and a porous
The effectiveness of märkäjäähdytys is highly dependent on the ambient humidity. It is most efficient in hot,
Compared to refrigerant-based air conditioning, märkäjäähdytys systems generally consume less energy and do not use refrigerants