Changzhou Joinbrain Motor Co., Ltd.

The working principle of evaporative air conditioners mainly relies on the evaporation of water to absorb heat from the air, thereby reducing the air temperature. This kind of equipment usually consists of four main parts: a water tank, a water pump, a fan, and a wet pad. The water pump pumps the water from the tank to the pad, and the air blown by the fan through the pad is absorbed by the evaporated moisture, which lowers the air temperature and increases the humidity. The cooled air is blown out by the fan to achieve the effect of cooling. This cooling method does not require the use of refrigerants, so it is relatively environmentally friendly and energy-efficient.

Specifically, the working process of an evaporative air conditioner is as follows:

Water pump work: The water pump is responsible for pumping the water out of the tank and sending it to the wet pad.

Fan Operation: The fan is in contact with the moisture on the pad through the air blown through the pad, and the moisture evaporates to absorb the heat, thereby reducing the air temperature.

The function of the wet curtain: The wet curtain is a special material, which has good water absorption and moisturizing properties, when the air passes through the wet curtain, the moisture evaporates, absorbs the heat in the air, and lowers the air temperature.

Evaporative air conditioners provide an economical and environmentally friendly cooling method by effectively reducing the indoor temperature and increasing the humidity of the indoor air through this natural cooling method. Due to its low energy consumption and relatively low operating costs, it is widely used in places where cooling is required.