The Most Natural System of Cooling

Evaporative cooling utilizes the basics of air and water to produce a very significant temperature drop. Evaporative cooling can also create a desired amount of humidification to increase efficiency of machinery or comfort in buildings. Because of its effectiveness in cooling and humidification, evaporative cooling is the primary choice in such industries as: gas turbine, greenhouse, livestock farming, automobile painting, residential cooling, and commercial building climate control.

An evaporative cooling system consists of pads which are designed to absorb and hold water and give maximum surface area for air and water contact. As air passes through the pads the natural evaporation of water creates cooled and humidified air.

NatureCool Evaporative Cooling Pads

The media is manufactured from a special cellulose paper which is impregnated and treated to resist biological and mechanical degradation. This provides media longevity and high adsorption rates for optimum system efficiency. The cross fluted design of the NatureCool media results in two important effects. First, it optimizes the amount of surface area available to hold the water which the air flows over. And second, the angles cause the air to change directions in a way that ensures that all of the air will touch a wetted media surface before leaving the pad. Therefore, the air leaves the pad with the greatest amount of cooling and/or humidification possible. NatureCool pads also act as a natural filter that purifies the inlet air. The carefully designed flute angle directs water towards both the air inlet and outlet side; the water then intrinsically flushes away dust, algae, and mineral build up on the evaporation surfaces.

The NatureCool pad is designed tough. With proper water bleedoff and regular maintenance, it can be used in imperfect water and air conditions. Exact and consistent humidity control can be obtained through evaporative cooling with NatureCool Pads.

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