Over the past decades, great progress has been made in both Indirect
Evaporative Cooling (IEC) technology R&D and its commercial application.
The book proposes a novel dew point air cooler (DPC) which achieves
breakthroughs in cooling performance and energy use by incorporating a
variety of innovation into a counter-flow regenerative unit. It features
an innovative structure of the heat and mass exchanger, a novel water
distribution and control scheme, the application of new material and new
process and an exclusive self-developed simulation tool. The book
presents an in-depth investigation of the novel DPC that is undertaken
through an extensive and critical literature review, optimal concept
design, theoretical analysis, development of dedicated simulation
programme, prototype construction, laboratory-controlled tests,
validation of the simulation models and socio-technical acceptance
analysis. A significant leap forward has been achieved with this study
and this is expected to open enormous global business in the very near
future, thus bringing about great economic, environmental and
sustainability benefits worldwide.