Articles Tagged with ''Evaporative Cooling''

Cambridge Engineering Inc.: Evaporative Cooling

March 25, 2019

This unit is a semi-custom fabricated air handler that can utilize direct or indirect evaporative cooling or a combination of both to meet specific usage and dimensional requirements.

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RectorSeal, Panasonic, and Contractor Donate VRF System to Arizona Church

VRF technology will reduce utility costs at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church

March 4, 2019

Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church’s community center in the Tempe, Arizona suburb of Guadalupe now has state-of-the-art HVAC thanks to variable refrigerant flow equipment, accessories, and installation labor donations from RectorSeal, Panasonic Air Conditioning Group (a division of Panasonic Corp. of North America), and Woody’s Heating and Air Conditioning.

Evapco Inc.: Evaporative Water Saver

January 14, 2019

The capacitive deionization technology reduces dissolved ion concentrations to lower makeup water conductivity prior to use in evaporative cooling systems.

Cambridge Engineering Inc.: Evaporative Cooling Units

January 13, 2019

The Cambridge E- and ESC-Series lines help facilities efficiently meet indoor air quality and comfort standards without the use of refrigerants.

Cambridge Engineering: Evaporative Cooling

November 26, 2018

he system is self-supporting, impregnated, and treated to provide high absorbency.

Evapco Positions Itself for the Future, Showcasing Dry Products

Kyle Gargaro

February 26, 2018

Evapco had an exciting fourth quarter of 2017, and they used the 2018 AHR Expo to build upon that success.

Evaporative Cooling Cuts Costs

Commercial contractors utilize alternative technology in today’s buildings

Joanna R. Turpin

May 8, 2017

It is estimated that HVAC systems account for approximately 40 percent of the energy used in commercial buildings, which is why many building owners and managers are looking for ways to cut these costs. One way to do that may be to utilize evaporative cooling systems, which can be relatively inexpensive to purchase and often require much less energy than other forms of cooling.

Cutting Back on Energy Use in Data Centers

Reducing power consumption becoming a top priority for facility managers

Joanna R. Turpin

February 6, 2017

The scale of energy consumption may be more of a surprise, though, as estimates show that data center spaces can consume up to 100-200 times as much electricity as standard office spaces. With that large amount of power being used by a growing number of data centers, the pressure is on to implement energy-efficient design measures that can save money and reduce electricity use.

DriSteem Names Mechanical Sales Midwest as New Rep Firm

Has been a rep for commercial and industrial HVAC systems for nearly 50 years

October 3, 2016

DriSteem, a leading manufacturer of humidification, evaporative cooling, and water treatment systems, has announced the selection of Mechanical Sales Midwest as its new sales representative firm for DriSteem products in Kansas and western Missouri.

The Professor: Don’t Forget About Water as a Refrigerant

From vapor compression to evaporative cooling, R-718 is still a viable option

John Tomczyk

August 8, 2016

Although today’s portable evaporative coolers will reduce the temperature in almost any environment, for optimum performance, the temperature should be 85° or higher, and the relative humidity should be below 75 percent.

On Demand As AI workloads and high-density computing push traditional cooling methods to their limits, the data center industry is accelerating the adoption of next-generation HVAC technologies.

In this session, we will cover how to design VRF systems for the U.S. market using new A2L refrigerants. These systems provide an advanced zoning solution by using inverter technology to deliver precise heating and cooling control across multiple zones and spaces.