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\n
- domain name mapped via Cloudflare > static WAN IP > ISP modem > Ubiquity USG3 gateway > Linux server and Raspberry Pi.\n
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- Linux server running Docker and several containers: NPM, Portainer, Paperless, Gitea, Mattermost, Immich, etc.\n
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- Synology NAS as network storage.\n
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Prove me wrong, please?\n
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*edit: thanks for all the great comments, this is really helpful. My main take-away is that it* does *work, but requires* dry air. *In humid conditions it doesn’t really do anything.*\n
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Spouse bought this thing that claims to cool the air by blowing across some moist pads. It’s about as large as a toaster, and it has a small water tank on the side. The water drips onto the bottom of the device, where it is soaked up by a sort of filter. A fan blows air through the filter.\n
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1. Spouse insists that the AIR gets cooled by evaporation.\n
2. I say the FILTER gets cooled by evaporation.\n
3. Spouse says the cooled filter then cools the air, so it works.\n
4. I say the evaporation pulls heat (and water) from the filter, so the output is actually air that is both warmer and wetter than the input air. That’s not A/C, that’s a sauna. (Let’s ignore the microscopic amount of heat generated by the cheap Chinese fan.)\n
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By my reckoning, the only way to cool a ROOM is to transport the heat outside. This does not do that.\n
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We can cool OURSELVES by letting a regular fan blow on us = WE are the moist filter, and the evaporation of our sweat cools us. One could argue that the slightly more humid air from this device has a better heat transfer capacity than drier air, but still, it is easier to sweat away heat in dry air than in humid air.\n
\n
Am I crazy? I welcome your judgment!
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Prove me wrong, please?\n
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*edit: thanks for all the great comments, this is really helpful. My main take-away is that it* does *work, but requires* dry air. *In humid conditions it doesn’t really do anything.*\n
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Spouse bought this thing that claims to cool the air by blowing across some moist pads. It’s about as large as a toaster, and it has a small water tank on the side. The water drips onto the bottom of the device, where it is soaked up by a sort of filter. A fan blows air through the filter.\n
\n
1. Spouse insists that the AIR gets cooled by evaporation.\n
2. I say the FILTER gets cooled by evaporation.\n
3. Spouse says the cooled filter then cools the air, so it works.\n
4. I say the evaporation pulls heat (and water) from the filter, so the output is actually air that is both warmer and wetter than the input air. That’s not A/C, that’s a sauna. (Let’s ignore the microscopic amount of heat generated by the cheap Chinese fan.)\n
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By my reckoning, the only way to cool a ROOM is to transport the heat outside. This does not do that.\n
\n
We can cool OURSELVES by letting a regular fan blow on us = WE are the moist filter, and the evaporation of our sweat cools us. One could argue that the slightly more humid air from this device has a better heat transfer capacity than drier air, but still, it is easier to sweat away heat in dry air than in humid air.\n
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Am I crazy? I welcome your judgment!
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