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> "Some Guy" <Some@Guy.com> wrote in message
> news:42BF3E57.659FD057@Guy.com...
> the
> cooling
> amount of
> cooling
> brought to an
> boiling and
> cooling.
> house in
> saturated
> saturated
>
> I am a mechancal engineer doing these sorts of calculations
> and systems for over 40 years.. and you are entirely correct
> if the humidity is say 50% and the outside air is 90F... you
> can cool the air to 75 or so but the humidity is then up into
> the 80% range and all the problems you mention manifest.
> Thats why evaportive cooling is not used in many cases.
>
> However in areas where the relative humidity is in the 20 to
> 30% range, and the outside air is over 90F... then the supply
> air can be cooled to 70F and 50% relative humidity..that works
> very well/
>
>
> water
> gets very
> cooling
>
> Its workable...but there are problems ..its seldom used
> because of those problems. You get to do whatever you wish
> though its yer house. Have fun.
>
>
> canopy to
> nasty
>
> Oh please.
>
>
> Phil Scott
>
>