Do you understand how eco-friendly air conditioners are cooled?

Mobile environmental protection air conditioners have different names in many areas, generally known as environmental protection air conditioners. Environmentally friendly air conditioning is a kind of large and medium-sized natural ventilation plant cooling, which can be used for production workshops, greenhouses, stadiums and other venues. It is a very energy-saving product. In the 150㎡ production workshop refrigeration for one hour, only one electricity must be consumed, and the actual effect of refrigeration reaches 4-10 degrees.

1. The actual effect of natural ventilation and cooling is excellent.

As everyone knows, it is precisely because environmentally friendly air conditioners have excellent power consumption characteristics and excellent natural ventilation and cooling effects, and many business managers want to know how it is refrigerated. In fact, it can often save electricity in this way, with such a good natural ventilation and refrigeration effect, because it chooses the natural physical changes of water evaporation and heat absorption reaction to achieve the actual effect of refrigeration, rather than refrigeration compressor or refrigerant.

The second is the volatile cooling water curtain.

Energy-saving and environmentally friendly air conditioners have 4 volatile cooling water curtains, which can be used to increase the total area of gas and water contact, so that the water should fully digest and absorb the heat generated in the air when it volatilizes of course, and improve the actual effect of refrigeration. When the external gas volatilizes the cooling water curtain, the water on the cooling water curtain will digest and absorb the heat, and then send the of course mild strong cold air into the room to achieve a very comfortable practical effect. A lot of outdoor fresh air is sent into the room, and the hot and odorous vapor in the production workshop will also be discharged to achieve the actual effect of natural ventilation