Optimizing Droplet Condensation for Eco-Friendly Cooling: Experimental and CFD Validation
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https://doi.org/10.47392/IRJAEM.2025.0361Keywords:
Eco-Friendly Cooling, Sustainable Cooling, CFD Simulation, Droplet Condensation, Energy, Dehumidifiers, Energy-efficient CoolingAbstract
An innovative hybrid cooling system that blends droplet condensation and thermoelectric cooling is introduced in this study, which maximizes energy savings and minimizes environmental effects. This system achieves enhancement of droplet formation and cooling efficiency by using new nozzle and diffuser configurations combined with conventional cooling technologies. Experimental and CFD studies show a 20% increase in cooling performance and a 15% energy use reduction over traditional systems. This hybrid approach not only makes the system more environmentally friendly but also offers a viable solution for high-risk environments such as data centers and a pharmaceutical facility. This system highlights the importance of this technology’s potential in developing sustainable cooling technologies toward a sustained path of improvement for industries’ sustainability and performance.
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