Building energy consumption is a vital component of the global energy mandate. A major
part of the building energy is consumed in providing thermal comfort to occupants. Passive …

Passive cooling in the built environment is now reaching is phase of maturity. Passive
cooling is achieved by the use of techniques for solar and heat control, heat amortization …

The evaporative cooling system (ECS) is one of the cheapest and oldest cooling
technologies. The conventional single stage ECS is most widely used in domestic …

Building sector accounts for more than 60% of total energy consumption in the world while
the share of domestic buildings is about 20–40%. The energy consumed is mostly utilised …

Direct evaporative cooling is widely known for being an energy efficient air conditioning
solution for arid and/or semi-arid climates. Commercialized evaporative cooling pads vary in …

Improving energy efficiency in buildings is central to achieving the goals set by Paris
agreement in 2015, as it reduces the energy consumption and consequently the emission of …

The air conditioner should control the building sensible and latent load properly in order to
provide the indoor comfort conditions. The conventional mechanical vapor compression …

The cost-effectiveness and energy efficiency of evaporative cooling systems have made
them a popular solution for thermal management in agriculture, livestock, electronics …

The quality of future working circumstances for many will be contingent on how low energy
indoor spaces respond to challenges from accelerated ambient warming. Resilient cooling …

Technologies which utilise the advantages of evaporative cooling to reduce the temperature
of air without the addition of moisture have existed for some time. These systems use a heat …