Abstract: An air conditioning device includes an inlet plenum to receive input air, a sprayer to charge at least one of a plurality of liquid droplets generating at least one charged liquid droplet and to release the charged liquid droplet into air rotating vortex, moving the input air within a spray chamber, to cause the charged liquid droplet to attract and attach a vapor molecule of the input air separating the molecule from the input air, a separation chamber to cause the liquid droplet with the attached vapor molecule to separate from the vortex to condense and collect as liquid, and an air outlet to direct, away from the air conditioning device, output air including air remaining following the separation, from the vortex, of the liquid droplet with the attached vapor molecule, where a first humidity of the output air is less than a second humidity of the input air.

Abstract: An air conditioning device includes an inlet plenum to receive input air, a sprayer to charge at least one of a plurality of liquid droplets generating at least one charged liquid droplet and to release the charged liquid droplet into air rotating vortex, moving the input air within a spray chamber, to cause the charged liquid droplet to attract and attach a vapor molecule of the input air separating the molecule from the input air, a separation chamber to cause the liquid droplet with the attached vapor molecule to separate from the vortex to condense and collect as liquid, and an air outlet to direct, away from the air conditioning device, output air including air remaining following the separation, from the vortex, of the liquid droplet with the attached vapor molecule, where a first humidity of the output air is less than a second humidity of the input air.

Abstract: An air conditioning device includes a body comprising an inlet plenum portion to receive input air including vapor molecules, a spray chamber portion to receive the input air, the received input air being rigorously mixed within the spray chamber, a sprayer portion to charge a liquid droplet and to release the charged liquid droplet into the rigorously mixed air to cause the charged liquid droplet to attract a vapor molecule, such that the vapor molecule attaches to the charged liquid droplet and separates from the input air, a separation chamber portion to cause the liquid droplet with the attached vapor molecule to separate from the rigorously mixed air and to condense and collect as liquid within an outlet plenum, and an air outlet portion to direct output air from the air conditioning device, a first humidity of the output air being less than a second humidity of the input air.

Abstract: An air conditioning device includes a body comprising an inlet plenum portion to receive input air including vapor molecules, a spray chamber portion to receive the input air, the received input air being rigorously mixed within the spray chamber, a sprayer portion to charge a liquid droplet and to release the charged liquid droplet into the rigorously mixed air to cause the charged liquid droplet to attract a vapor molecule, such that the vapor molecule attaches to the charged liquid droplet and separates from the input air, a separation chamber portion to cause the liquid droplet with the attached vapor molecule to separate from the rigorously mixed air and to condense and collect as liquid within an outlet plenum, and an air outlet portion to direct output air from the air conditioning device, a first humidity of the output air being less than a second humidity of the input air.

Abstract: Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVAC&R) systems and heat exchangers are provided that include multichannel tube and fin configurations designed to promote the release of condensate. The multichannel tubes may have a curved, round, or airfoil shape, and may be used with plate or corrugated fins. In certain embodiments, corrugated fins may be brazed to multichannel tubes and then trimmed to form individual fin structures. Double header configurations also may be employed.