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minus-square@primrosepathspeedrunlink2•1 month agohuh. I was just looking at air conditioners being really inefficient and it being really hard to keep a thing cool passively because all the stuff we do/have makes heat nowadays.
minus-square@dingdongmetacarpleslink1•1 month agoIt’s easy to passively cool things, as long as you’re okay getting them wet :)
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 month agoOn the other hand, ACs are heat pumps, which are generally efficient for transferring heat energy (both to warm and cool)
huh. I was just looking at air conditioners being really inefficient and it being really hard to keep a thing cool passively because all the stuff we do/have makes heat nowadays.
It’s easy to passively cool things, as long as you’re okay getting them wet :)
me? yes. my living space? less.
On the other hand, ACs are heat pumps, which are generally efficient for transferring heat energy (both to warm and cool)
heat pumps are extremely cool.