A review of research on evaporative cooling

Evaporative cooling systems are systems in which the weather is in direct contact with each other and the air is cooled using the principle of evaporative cooling with increasing humidity. Cheap, straightforward direct evaporative cooling systems have a simple structure and low energy consumption. In order to evaluate the performance of evaporative cooling systems, the analysis of the first and second thermodynamic rules for energy analysis can be more useful because it provides a better view and process than the processes performed within the system. The parameters that influence the evaporative cooling systems can be indicated by the temperature of the inlet air, the water temperature, the outlet air velocity and relative humidity, which are empirically correlated with the weather conditions. In this regard, it is possible to choose the optimal system according to the system and the weather conditions; they can provide the comfort of heat.