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- The techniques
There are various techniques on the market for drying
/ dehumidifying rooms. These solutions are achieved by atmospheric dehumidifying.
1. Adsense dryer
An adsorption dehumidifier is used if a conventional air dryer can not be deployed. This is the case when air drying is desired at low temperature or at low humidity. Regardless of the air temperature, moisture from ambient air is absorbed by the adsorbent (silica gel) present in the adsorption air dryer rotor. The moisture is then discharged from the drying rotor via a separate air circuit. Adsorption dryers are especially used in spaces where:
- Low humidity is desired (less than 40%)
- Works at low temperatures ( 10 ° C. The principle is based on the rapid cooling of ambient air, which drains moisture as a condensate. Normally the air is heated again after drying so that the room temperature does not decrease. Condenser dryers are especially used in spaces where:
- Working with temperatures above 10 ° C
- No low dew point is required
- Applications
An adsorption dehumidifier is capable of drying air to a very low dew point, making this technique extremely suitable for the following applications:
- Cooling cells
- Freezing cells
- Storage rooms
- Meat processing
- Breweries
- Wind turbines
- Defence
- Pneumatic transport systems
- Archive and museum
- Product drying
- Confectionery
- pump spaces
- Water purification
- Processing of hygroscopic material
- Pharmaceutical processing facilities
- Ice rink and ski slope
- Use constructions
- Ships and shipyards
- Power plants
Synonyms: adsorption dryer, absorber dryer, air dryer, sorption dehumidifier and dehumidifier
