Performance Enhancement of Air Conditioning System by Semi–Evaporative Cooling

This research paper endeavors to amplify the fundamentals of operation of two varied evaporative cooling systems and defines there response to outside air through experimental analysis as developed. Through the following study, we also aim to develop a theoretical model of combined systems that lets us predict the system performance i.e., capacity consumption, energy consumption, and Human effort needed. And secondly to estimate is efficiency as compared to traditional air conditioners. Further we shall undertake to produce a thermodynamic experimental model of combined system and correlate it with conventional Air-Conditioners for different climatic conditions and examine it through an experimental setup on following points; Energy Efficiency, Cooling Capacity, Human comfort, Value for money aspect, Power consumption, Water consumption. Additionally the study aims to calculate the cooling capacity, dew point along with wet bulb effectiveness, water evaporation rate, humidity ratio, saturation efficiency, supplying back fresh air for Human comfort and effect of fan speed variation on the system