Reasons for uneven distribution of water in water-cooled air conditioners

　　Uneven water distribution in water air conditioners /water-cooled air conditioners will directly lead to a decrease in the cooling efficiency of the air cooler. So, what is the reason for uneven water distribution in water-cooled air conditioners?

　　1. The water level in the water-cooled air conditioner water tank is too low, or the water pump is empty.

　　2. The water distributor has been blocked by silt if it has not been cleaned for a long time, resulting in uneven water distribution.

　　3. The deformation of the water air conditioning wet curtain causes uneven water flow, resulting in uneven water distribution.

　　4. The rupture of the built-in plastic pipe is the cause of uneven water distribution.

　　Water air conditioner/water-cooled air conditioner is an energy-saving and environmentally friendly ventilation and cooling equipment. It uses a fan to draw air and generates negative pressure inside the machine. The air passes through the wet curtain. At the same time, the water pump delivers water to the water distribution pipe on the wet curtain. The water evenly moistens the entire wet curtain. The contact surface of the wet curtain, and the special angle of the wet curtain makes the water flow to the air inlet side, absorbing a large amount of heat in the air, cooling the air passing through the wet curtain, and at the same time filtering it to make the outgoing wind cool, moist and fresh. .

　　Keruilai water air conditioners/ water-cooled air conditioners are widely used, and the applicable occasions are as follows:

　　1. Textile, machinery, ceramics, fine chemicals, metallurgy, glass, hardware, leather and other manufacturing industries.

　　2. Electroplating, electronics, shoemaking, printing and dyeing, plastics, clothing, printing, packaging, food and other processing industries.

　　3. Hospitals, waiting rooms, schools, waiting rooms, supermarkets, laundry rooms.

　　4. Kitchens, vegetable markets, large entertainment centers, underground parking lots, stations and other public places.

　　5. Greenhouses, flowers, poultry, livestock and other breeding farms.