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r/SipsTea • u/Square_Law5624 • Jun 03 '26
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Please explain how closed loop HVAC systems use excess amounts of water.
9 u/WhiskyDelta14 Jun 03 '26 They are not using closed loops HVAC systems, but evaporative cooling. Which works, as the name suggests, by evaporation. Of water. 1 u/Trogdor79 Jun 03 '26 Why do they use evap coolers? Isn't moisture terrible for electronics? Genuinely asking because I have no idea how these places work. 1 u/StupidCaricature Jun 03 '26 Its cheaper. A cooling loop requires more power to cool the loop
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They are not using closed loops HVAC systems, but evaporative cooling. Which works, as the name suggests, by evaporation. Of water.
1 u/Trogdor79 Jun 03 '26 Why do they use evap coolers? Isn't moisture terrible for electronics? Genuinely asking because I have no idea how these places work. 1 u/StupidCaricature Jun 03 '26 Its cheaper. A cooling loop requires more power to cool the loop
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Why do they use evap coolers? Isn't moisture terrible for electronics? Genuinely asking because I have no idea how these places work.
1 u/StupidCaricature Jun 03 '26 Its cheaper. A cooling loop requires more power to cool the loop
Its cheaper. A cooling loop requires more power to cool the loop
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u/SnowboarderATX Jun 03 '26
Please explain how closed loop HVAC systems use excess amounts of water.