Applications for Chemical Dehumidification - Preservation Last month’s article introduced dehumidification. The principle differences between cooling and desiccant methods were discussed and a guide to help selection of the most appropriate technology...
In last month’s article - Humidity Control Part 1 - we began our insight into dehumidification. We continue this month with a look at chemical dehumidification. Chemical dehumidification Chemical dehumidification – desiccant...
As the UK distributor for CPS Products Europe and Dry All, we were thrilled to support these amazing supply partners at Chillventa 2024, in Nuremberg earlier this month! At Chillventa we saw...
In last month’s article we condensed parts 66-68 to conclude the series of articles covering Reverse Cycle Water Source Heat Pumps. This month we begin a series of articles looking at Dehumidification....
Last month we started to look at the reverse cycle water source heat pump and how the unitary equipment operated. This month we will be looking closer at the system as a...
Refrigerant Recovery/Reclaim units necessitate safeguarding to maintain optimal performance and longevity. While in-built prefilter meshes address debris, they fall short in eliminating acid and moisture, which can potentially compromise the recovery machine's...
The Reverse Cycle Water Source Heat Pump system provides an energy efficient, environmentally friendly system.
Last month we continued with our coverage of Close Control Air Conditioning. This month we continue to look at the benefits of Free Cooling as related to Close Control Air Conditioning Applications...
This section deals with Free Cooling equipment specifically designed for next generation switch-room applications, which are tolerant of wider variations in temperature and humidity than other applications. This type of cooling provides...
Free Cooling utilises ambient air, when at sufficiently low temperatures, to either eliminate or reduce the need for mechanical cooling.
