DocumentCode
2893157
Title
Adiabatic Spray Humidification Systems in Telecommunications Facilities
Author
Willey, L.J. ; Jensen, E.P.
Author_Institution
ALBERTA GOVERNMENT TELEPHONES, EDMONTON ALBERTA, CANADA
fYear
1986
fDate
19-22 Oct. 1986
Firstpage
531
Lastpage
537
Abstract
This paper describes the economic and operating advantages of using adiabatic spray humidification systems in Telecommunication Buildings. In addition to providing the humidification requirements for the communications equipment, a stand-alone spray humidification system provides a significant evaporative cooling effect in dry climates. In cold climates where the use of all air cooling systems is commonplace, the evaporative cooling effect reduces the large amounts of outside air used and the associated humidification load. Experimental results obtained to evaluate the effect of spray nozzle design, air flow and wet filter media characteristics are presented. In addition, a stand-alone spray humidification unit presently being used in the AGT system, is examined.
Keywords
Cooling; Costs; Filters; Humidity; Solids; Spraying; Streaming media; Telephony; Temperature sensors; Water heating;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Telecommunications Energy Conference, 1986. INTELEC '86. International
Conference_Location
Toronto, Canada
Print_ISBN
0-9692316-1-X
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/INTLEC.1986.4794479
Filename
4794479
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