INDIRECT EVAPORATIVE COOLER USING MEMBRANE-CONTAINED LIQUID DESICCANT FOR DEHUMIDIFICATION AND FLOCKED SURFACES TO PROVIDE COOLANT FLOW
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Dec 26, 2013
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May 2, 2013
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Jun 20, 2012
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An apparatus for conditioning an inlet air stream. A first stage is provided with a dehumidifier cooling an air stream input by absorption of water vapor from the input air stream. A second stage is provided with an indirect evaporative cooler to receive a cooled portion of the input air stream and sensibly cool the received portion of the input air stream to a temperature range near the dew point temperature. A first portion of the sensibly cooled air stream is exhausted to a cooled space while a second portion is directed to a wet side of the indirect evaporative cooler and receives heat to sensibly cool the input air stream. A flow channel for the second portion of the sensibly cooled air stream in the indirect evaporative cooler is defined by a surface of a separation wall covered with wicking material acting to wick a stream of liquid coolant.
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