Evaporative Cooling Efficiency
Evaporative Cooling Efficiency is a performance metric that quantifies the effectiveness of an evaporative cooling system in lowering air temperature relative to the theoretical maximum cooling achievable by adiabatic saturation, expressed as the ratio of actual temperature reduction to the maximum possible reduction under ideal conditions.
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