CALCULATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF AN EVAPORATIVE COOLING SYSTEM FOR COOLING RESIDENTIAL HOUSES
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To ensure comfortable climatic conditions in residential buildings, the temperature and humidity of the indoor air play an important role. To maintain the required parameters of the indoor air at a certain level, various air ventilation and air conditioning systems are used. The use of such systems significantly increases the energy consumption for cooling rooms. Currently, the issues of reducing energy consumption in room cooling systems and using solar energy to increase the efficiency of cooling systems are relevant. The use of solar energy in air cooling systems increases the energy efficiency of the system and significantly reduces the harmful impact of the system on the environment.
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