Question 1

How is the pre-cooling system controlled (on/off, stages) based on ambient temperature or heat load?

ready · Accepted Answer

MeeFog pre-cooling systems can operate automatically based on ambient temperature. For example, in a two-stage setup, the first stage turns on above 85°F (30°C), and the second stage turns on above 90°F (32°C). You can adjust set-points using climate data or process needs. Some systems also control based on the cooled fluid temperature leaving the heat exchanger, optimizing indirect evaporative cooling even further.

Question 2

How is the pre-cooling system controlled (on/off, stages) based on ambient temperature or heat load?

ready · Accepted Answer

MeeFog pre-cooling systems can operate automatically based on ambient temperature. For example, in a two-stage setup, the first stage turns on above 85°F (30°C), and the second stage turns on above 90°F (32°C). You can adjust set-points using climate data or process needs. Some systems also control based on the cooled fluid temperature leaving the heat exchanger, optimizing indirect evaporative cooling even further.

Question 3

How is the pre-cooling system controlled (on/off, stages) based on ambient temperature or heat load?

ready · Accepted Answer

MeeFog pre-cooling systems can operate automatically based on ambient temperature. For example, in a two-stage setup, the first stage turns on above 85°F (30°C), and the second stage turns on above 90°F (32°C). You can adjust set-points using climate data or process needs. Some systems also control based on the cooled fluid temperature leaving the heat exchanger, optimizing indirect evaporative cooling even further.

How is the pre-cooling system controlled (on/off, stages) based on ambient temperature or heat load?

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