Key Elements:
- Water Reservoir: Stores water used for evaporation.
- Cooling Pads: Made of cellulose or other materials, these pads absorb water and provide a large surface area for air to pass through and evaporate the water, cooling the air.
- Water Pump: Circulates water from the reservoir to the cooling pads to keep them wet.
- Fan/Blower: Draws warm air from the outside, pushes it through the wet cooling pads, and then distributes the cooled air into the desired area.
- Air Filters: Remove dust, pollen, and other impurities from the air before it passes through the cooling pads.
- Control Panel: Allows users to adjust fan speed, water flow, and other settings for optimal cooling.
- Float Valve: Maintains the water level in the reservoir by automatically refilling it when the level drops.
- Drain Valve: Facilitates easy draining of water from the system for cleaning and maintenance.
- Casing: The outer structure that houses all the components, often made of durable materials to withstand outdoor conditions.
- Distribution Lines: Ensure even water distribution over the cooling pads for efficient evaporation.
These elements work together to create a continuous cycle of air cooling through the natural process of water evaporation, providing an energy-efficient cooling solution.
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