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As soon as temperatures rise, the question of thermal comfort in the workshop arises. Two main families of solutions are available to you: classic air conditioning, well known, and adiabatic cooling, still too often unknown. However, for the vast majority of industrial environments, the choice is far from equivalent. ClimnTech experts explain why.<\/p>\n\n

Two technologies, two philosophies<\/h3>\n\n

Traditional air conditioning relies on a compression thermodynamic cycle. In fact, a compressor compresses a refrigerant gas, which then expands to absorb heat from the ambient air. This process produces cold, but it also releases heat outside. Thus, it consumes a lot of electricity and requires a fixed installation with often heavy climate engineering work.<\/p>\n\n

The adiabatic cooler, on the other hand, works on a radically different, and fundamentally simpler, principle. In fact, a fan draws in hot outdoor air and passes it through a constantly humidified honeycomb medium. As it passes through this panel, the air gives up its heat to allow water to evaporate. It then emerges cooled, naturally. In short: no refrigerant gas, no compressor, no construction work. Just air and water.<\/p>\n\n

A significant energy consumption gap<\/h3>\n\n

This is the most compelling argument in favor of adiabatic cooling: it consumes up to 80 % less electricity than a conventional air conditioner. Whereas an industrial air conditioner requires several kilowatts to operate, an adiabatic cooler uses only the power of a fan motor.<\/p>\n\n

So, in a context of sustainably rising energy costs, this operational economy profoundly changes the profitability calculation of a piece of equipment. The initial investment, significantly lower than that of a centralized installation, is quickly amortized.<\/p>\n\n

Mobility: a decisive advantage for the workshop<\/h3>\n\n

Standard air conditioning assumes a fixed installation. It treats a global volume of air, whether or not it's an occupied space. In a workshop with localized workstations, high ceilings, or frequent openings, this approach conditions thousands of cubic meters of air... for the comfort of a single operator.<\/p>\n\n

ClimnTech adiabatic coolers<\/a> They are mounted on wheeled chassis. They deploy in minutes, without any work, and are positioned exactly where the operator needs them. Change of workstation, reorganization of the workshop, occasional intervention: the solution follows the people, not the building.<\/p>\n\n

In short, this flexibility makes it an ideal solution for production workshops, logistics warehouses, storage areas, and even open or semi-open outdoor spaces. These are configurations where traditional air conditioning is often ineffective or impossible to install.<\/p>\n\n

Concrete thermal performance<\/h3>\n\n

Adiabatic cooling lowers ambient temperature by 7\u00b0C to 12\u00b0C depending on atmospheric conditions. Its performance even increases with heat: the hotter and drier the air, the more powerful the evaporation, and the more pronounced the cooling effect.<\/p>\n\n

As a point of reference: studies show that at temperatures as high as 29 \u00b0C, an operator\u2019s productivity drops by 18 % and errors increase by 40 %. Bringing the temperature at the workstation down to an acceptable level is not just a matter of comfort. It is essential for performance and safety.<\/p>\n\n

An unparalleled environmental record<\/h3>\n\n

Traditional air conditioning uses refrigerants with a considerable global warming potential. It also produces thermal discharge into the outside, which contributes to urban heat islands.<\/p>\n\n

The adiabatic cooler, on the other hand, emits no polluting gases. In fact, it consumes water and electricity in very small quantities. It slightly humidifies the air, which constitutes (in the case of ClimnTech ATEX-certified equipment<\/a>an additional benefit. This slight humidification reduces static electricity and limits the risk of explosions in classified environments.<\/p>\n\n

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Are you equipping a workshop, warehouse, or production space? Request a quote from our experts<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n

What classic air conditioning does best<\/h3>\n\n

Objectivity requires mentioning this. Compression air conditioning allows for precisely regulated temperature maintenance, independent of external humidity. Therefore, it is suitable for environments that demand strict temperature control. This is the case for computer rooms, pharmaceutical laboratories, and certain food production lines.<\/p>\n\n

It is also more efficient in perfectly closed and airtight spaces, where one accepts conditioning a fixed volume and maintaining a narrow temperature range.<\/p>\n\n

Comparative Summary Table<\/h3>\n\n
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Criterion<\/th>\nAdiabatic cooler<\/th>\nClassic air conditioning<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
Energy consumption<\/strong><\/td>\nVery low (\u221280 %)<\/td>\nRaised<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Installation<\/strong><\/td>\nNo work, mobile<\/td>\nFixed, necessary work<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Acquisition cost<\/strong><\/td>\nAccessible<\/td>\nRaised<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Interview<\/strong><\/td>\nSimple (no compressor)<\/td>\nComplex (gas, compressor)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Open space efficiency<\/strong><\/td>\nExcellent<\/td>\nNone or very low<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Carbon footprint<\/strong><\/td>\nMinimal<\/td>\nSignificant<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Precise temperature control<\/strong><\/td>\nNo<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
ATEX zone compatibility<\/strong><\/td>\nYes (certified range)<\/td>\nNon-standard<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/figure>\n\n

What choice for your workshop?<\/h3>\n\n

Does your workshop have any of these characteristics: large volumes, frequently open doors, localized workstations, ATEX constraints, operating budget to control? Then, an adiabatic cooler meets your needs with superior efficiency to traditional air conditioning. And this, at a much lower total cost.<\/p>\n\n

Compression air conditioning remains relevant in very specific contexts. For the majority of industrial workshops, warehouses, and production areas, adiabatic cooling has become the standard.<\/p>\n\n

Do you want a sizing adapted to your site?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Contact the ClimnTech team for personalized advice<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

As soon as temperatures rise, the issue of thermal comfort in the workshop comes into play. There are two main types of solutions available: conventional air conditioning, which is well known, and the adiabatic cooler, which is still too often overlooked. However, for the vast majority of industrial environments, the two options are far from equivalent. The experts at ClimnTech explain why. Two technologies, two philosophies Conventional air conditioning relies on a thermodynamic compression cycle. Essentially, a compressor compresses a refrigerant gas, which then expands to absorb heat from the ambient air. This process produces cool air, but it also releases heat outside. As a result, it consumes a lot of electricity and requires a fixed installation involving often extensive HVAC work. The adiabatic cooler, on the other hand, operates on a radically different\u2014and fundamentally simpler\u2014principle. A fan draws in hot outdoor air and forces it through a constantly humidified honeycomb media panel. As the air passes through this panel, it releases its heat to allow the water to evaporate. It emerges naturally cooled. In short: no refrigerant, no compressor, no construction work. Just air and water. A Significant Difference in Energy Consumption This is the most compelling argument in favor of adiabatic cooling: it consumes up to 80 % less electricity than a conventional air conditioner. Whereas an industrial air conditioner requires several kilowatts to operate, an adiabatic cooler uses only the power of a fan motor. So, against the backdrop of a sustained rise in energy costs, these operating savings profoundly change the profitability analysis of a piece of equipment. The initial investment, significantly lower than that of a centralized system, pays for itself quickly. Mobility: a decisive advantage for the workshop Conventional air conditioning requires a fixed installation. It treats a total volume of air, regardless of whether the space is occupied or not. In a workshop with localized workstations, high ceilings, or frequent openings, this approach cools thousands of cubic meters of air\u2026 for the comfort of a single operator. ClimnTech adiabatic coolers are mounted on wheeled frames. They can be set up in just a few minutes, without any construction work, and positioned exactly where the operator needs them. Whether changing workstations, reorganizing the workshop, or addressing a one-time need: the solution adapts to the people, not the building. In short, this flexibility makes it an ideal solution for production workshops, logistics warehouses, storage areas, and even open or semi-open spaces. These are all settings where conventional air conditioning is often ineffective or impossible to install. Tangible cooling performance: Adiabatic cooling lowers the ambient temperature by 7 \u00b0C to 12 \u00b0C, depending on atmospheric conditions. Its performance actually increases as temperatures rise: the hotter and drier the air, the more powerful the evaporation, and the more pronounced the cooling effect. As a point of reference: at temperatures of 29 \u00b0C or higher, studies show that an operator\u2019s productivity drops by 18 % and errors increase by 40 %. Bringing the temperature at the workstation down to an acceptable level is not merely a matter of comfort. It is essential for performance and safety. An Unmatched Environmental Footprint Conventional air conditioning uses refrigerants with a significant global warming potential. It also releases heat into the outside environment, contributing to urban heat islands. The adiabatic cooler, on the other hand, emits no polluting gases. In fact, it consumes only very small amounts of water and electricity. It slightly humidifies the air, which (in the case of ATEX-certified ClimnTech equipment) is an additional benefit. This slight humidification reduces static electricity and limits the risk of explosion in classified environments. Are you equipping a workshop, warehouse, or production area? Request a quote from our experts What Conventional Air Conditioning Does Better Objectivity requires us to mention this. Compression-based air conditioning maintains a precisely regulated temperature, regardless of outdoor humidity levels. It is therefore suitable for environments that require strict temperature control. This includes computer rooms, pharmaceutical laboratories, and certain food production lines. It also performs better in completely enclosed and airtight spaces, where it is acceptable to condition a fixed volume and maintain a narrow temperature range. Summary Comparison Table Criterion Adiabatic Cooler Conventional Air Conditioning Energy consumption Very low (\u221280 %) High Installation No construction required, portable Fixed, construction required Purchase cost Affordable High Maintenance Simple (no compressor) Complex (gas, compressor) Efficiency in open spaces Excellent None or very low Carbon footprint Minimal Significant Precise temperature control No Yes ATEX zone compatibility Yes (certified range) Not standard Which option is right for your workshop? Does your workshop have any of these characteristics: large volumes, doors frequently opened, localized workstations, ATEX requirements, or an operating budget that needs to be kept under control? If so, an adiabatic cooler meets your needs with greater efficiency than conventional air conditioning\u2014and at a much lower total cost. Compression-based air conditioning remains relevant in very specific contexts. For the majority of industrial workshops, warehouses, and production spaces, adiabatic cooling has become the standard. Would you like a solution tailored to your facility? 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