The only thing that I've heard of with "wet cooling" in, is a wet cooling tower. A Wet Cooling tower for the closed-circuit cooling of water where the water to be cooled comes into direct contact with the cooling air dissipating heat by evaporation and air heating. The air draught required for cooling can be induced by fans or by the natural effect of the stack of the cooling tower building (natural draught cooling tower).
So I don't know if that answers your question or not, but i hope it helps...
Sponge baths, cold compresses, and cold packs are all wet cooling treatments
It is wet and the water is evaporating, cooling it.
The Approach is the difference between wet bulb temperature and outlet water temperature from cooling tower. That means , in this case, Approach = 35-25=10 degrees.
Chilling is the reduction in temperature of the required solvent below than its wet bulb temperature while the rest is considered as cooling i.e. if we are only reducing the temperature of solvent to an extent such that the final temperature is above its wet bulb temperature than it will be considered as COOLING.
Evaporation causes cooling.
In Mountaineering and outdoors circles, cotton is known as the 'Death Cloth' because of its cooling effects when wet.
global cooling 2.8 million years ago resulted in dry grasslands replacing wet forests in parts of Africa.
evaporative cooling
of the release of latent heat
calculation on mass flow rate, wet bulb temp, approach, range & condition of cooling tower installation.
of the release of latent heat
of the release of latent heat