Adiatec® Wetted Media System

Adiatec® Wetted Media System

DriSteem’s Adiatec wetted media systems provide evaporative cooling and humidification for a wide variety of applications while taking advantage of the free cooling and energy savings inherent with this technology. These systems work by using the heat already in the air to evaporate water as it passes through saturated media, saving on energy costs compared to alternative evaporative cooling equipment or steam humidification.

In addition, the Adiatec wetted media system can effectively manage shoulder season cooling load, as well as assist on peak cooling days to avoid the purchase of additional cooling equipment. In retrofit situations where the cooling load has increased, installation of an Adiatec wetted media system is significantly less costly than adding a chiller.

• Patented Multi-stage System Controlled by Vapor-logic® Controller: Continuous operation is provided by the multi-stage system, because when one stage is in dry-out mode the other stages remain active.
• Low Energy Usage: Each stage has its own pump, and each of those pumps run only when that stage requires water (up to three stages per system).
• Reduces cooling load: Every pound of water evaporated into the air removes about 1000 Btu of heat from the air (every kg evaporated removes approximately 2250 kJ of heat). This evaporative cooling effect reduces the building’s cooling load, resulting in significant energy savings in applications requiring both cooling and humidification.
• Two Media Sizes: In addition to 12” (305mm) media, DriSteem offers 8” (203mm) media for situations where there is lower demand.
• Built-in Droplet Separator:Order the system with a built-in droplet separator to remove water droplets that can form when operating at higher face velocities. The ability to operate at higher velocities delivers more conditioned air to a controlled space.
• User-controlled Version: The user-controlled Adiatec wetted media system does not include the DriSteem Vapor-logic® controller, which saves on cost while maintaining the flexibility to work with an existing Building Automation System.