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Abstract

An indirect evaporative cooling air-conditioning device, for blowing cooled air into a room, includes an air intake, for collecting air to be cooled; a plurality of plates forming a stack; and a ventilation system. Each plate has a dry face opposite a wet face, which is to be kept wet with water. Each plate is intended to be cooled by water evaporation from the wet face. Two adjacent plates are spaced from each other, along a transverse axis, to form a channel, either dry or wet. A dry channel is delimited by two dry faces of the adjacent plates. A wet channel is delimited by two wet faces of the adjacent plates. Each wet channel includes several wet outlets distributed along a lateral axis, and/or each dry channel includes several air inlets distributed along the lateral axis, which is perpendicular to a longitudinal axis and to the transverse axis.

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