How it works and why
High pressure air humidification is a technology in which water vapor or water in the form of a fine mist is added to the air in a room in a commercial building or a production facility.
An air humidifying system works by adding water mist to the room directly via atomizers – small spray dispensers typically mounted along walls or under the ceiling. Another way of doing it is by adding water vapor to air supplied to a ventilation system – this solution is typically used in office buildings, hospitals, theatres etc.
The reason for choosing such a solution is to be able to control the humidity of the air in a commercial building (e.g. a museum or an office building) or a production facility. In this way it is possible to control with a high degree of precision the moisture level in the air, which can help alleviate some of the issues typically present in production facilities and commercial buildings: Excess heat, airborne dust, drying out of products (desiccation) or the risk of electrostatic discharges.
Humidity control in commercial buildings is important – air that is too dry or too moist will affect indoor climate and productivity.
At Airtec®, we design and install high-pressure air humidifying solutions in commercial buildings and production facilities. We also offer consulting engineers and HVAC specialists our knowhow in the design, setup, monitoring and servicing of such installations.
In our blog, we go into detail into the hows and why of high pressure air humidification technology - take a look at our blog posts below.
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