Thermoelectric air conditioning with water heat rejection

A brief review of thermoelectric air conditioning with water heat rejection is given. Water vapour condensation can produce water droplet carry over which considerably reduces cooling performance. A model to calculate condensation is described, calculations are presented in graphic form that give water film thickness on heat exchange surfaces and influence on cooling performances. A new industrial design is presented that has two important features: a continuous water tube that is grounded and air heat exchangers that eliminate water as it condensates. Performances and specific volumes of subunits are given