In his article, “How to know which evaporative cooling option is right,” Olejniczak says if deployed in the optimal climate and with the right design conditions, evaporative cooling can be cost-effective, energy-efficient, and environmentally conscious. He notes this type of cooling technology is an extremely versatile and effective air conditioning solution, but it also carries challenges for the designer to consider. The article outlines these as well as topics such as the thermodynamic principles of evaporative cooling, direct and indirect evaporative applications, design considerations, and water quality requirements.
In addition to being a contributor, Olejniczak was also named to the CSE Editorial Advisory Board in 2021.
Sharing his professional knowledge and technical expertise freely with other industry colleagues is one of the ways Ben works to further ESD’s mission to improve society through the built environment.
For more information on evaporative cooling or to learn how ESD can help with mission critical cooling solutions, reach out to Ben.
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