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Adiabatic heat exchangers - or magical things that cool stuff down without using extra energy. Your food will stay fresh thanks to the refrigerator, your home that is turned into a cozy sanctuary (on those hot summer days) with the air conditioner. This miracle has all been made possible with the help of adiabatic heat exchangers. But what are adiabatic heat exchangers and how do they work? Link to the interesting world of adiabatic heat exchange IV

I want to start by explaining how adiabatic heat exchange works. In other words, "adiabatic" means "if no heat_TRANSFER. Adiabatic heat exchangers are clever devices that use a cooling medium - say, water - to chill the fluid being heated (or cooled); because no system is truly insulated from its surroundings, an adiabatic process exchanges as little energy with them as possible. This cooling medium transforms into vapor, which then absorbs the heat and cools down the hot fluid. As that vapor moves across the cooling section and heat is absorbed, it condenses back into a liquid form- all of which then goes back to the cooling system. This is the adiabanatic process and way back with both parts of nature and engineering.

Introduction: Adiabatic coolers and their benefits

The Benefits And Uses Of Adiabatic Coolers Because they do not require any external energy for heat removal, these also cool much more efficiently than traditional cooling systems. Moreover, they are slim and fit into tight place. In addition, they are used in many areas and fields of use such as air conditioning systems; refrigeration plants; power stations and chemical processing applications. In arid, sweltering climates especially - where traditional systems falter in trying to do their utmost work under searing conditions - adiabatic cooling absolutely shines.

Efficiency of adiabatic heat exchangers depends on the design and how it is run. These are devices composed of hot fluid flow path and cooling fluid conduit pairings, where vaporization occurs at the point of contact between the two fluids. The most basic design is that of a heat exchanger surface onto which the hot fluid will flow, and over which the cooling medium can be sprayed or dripped. Heat is absorbed from the hot fluid by the cooling medium during which it evaporates; this evaporation literally sucks heat out of the hot fluid and cools down. The hot fluid that has been cooled now exits the heat exchanger, while the vapor recondenses and flows back into the cooling system in liquid form.

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