Passive evaporative cooling works by harnessing the basic principle of water evaporation. When dry air passes over or through water, it absorbs moisture and cools down. This process requires far less energy than conventional air conditioning systems. Unlike active cooling systems, passive techniques do not rely on compressors or refrigerants. This makes passive cooling a more sustainable and environmentally friendly option. This technique thrives in hot and dry climates where

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