Arctic ice evaporative air conditioner (water-cooled fan) is a modern high-tech product that has been researched, tested and designed by scientists in Australia, America, Sweden and other places for many years.
It adopts efficient "direct evaporation" refrigeration technology, and its principle is that water absorbs heat energy during evaporation, that is, it absorbs sensible heat of air under the condition of constant enthalpy, thus reducing the humidity (dry bulb temperature) of air.
The specific process is as follows: When the fresh air passes through the Swedish high-tech patent CELDEK staggered wet curtain, the circulating water with the temperature equal to the wet bulb temperature of the air directly contacts with the fresh air, generating heat, filtering out the dust in the air (the dust filtering efficiency is over 80%), cooling the air approximately along the isenthalpic line, and finally reducing the air temperature to the wet bulb temperature of the air.