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AIRCONDITIONING
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DEHUMIDIFIERS
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ENERGY
CONSERVATION IN AIR-CONDITIONED SPACE USING ENTHALPY WHEELS
Energy conservation,
in an air conditioned and mechanically ventilated buildings
is achieved by recirculation of air and drawing just adequate
volume of air to be cooled or heated, which in turn leads to
energy savings.
However
this concept produces an Indoor environment with high levels
of chemical contaminants, bacteria, fungi and dust, which makes
people who spend 85 to 90% of their time indoors, susceptible
to illness related to air borne contaminants. Recent studies
have proved that the levels of contaminants are several times
higher in Indoor Air compared to outdoor air, in such Air-conditioned
buildings.
The
available solution of dilution or increased ventilation to the
problem of pollution runs contrary to energy conservation guidelines.
ASHRAE in their standard 62-1989 for Indoor Air quality (IAQ)
specifies 20 Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) per person, as recommended
out door air requirement. IAQ as defined by ASHRAE, is that
air quality, which provides acceptable comfort level to 80%
of the people exposed to it. Engineers and Designers, today,
face the challenge of designing cost-effective systems, which
meets the requirements IAQ for air-conditioned spaces.
A
properly designed air conditioning equipment should, sanitize,
cool, heat, humidify, dehumidify and evenly distribute air throughout
the area, at considerably economical cost.
To
improve indoor air quality the fresh air that is mixed with
indoor air needs to be treated. Conventional treatment of air,
condenses water at the place of cooling which causes the discomfort.
In
an ideal situation the fresh air is passed over a bed of desiccant
which absorbs the moisture in air. The air with lesser moisture
content is less prone to carry air borne contamination. Thus
treated air is passed over a heat exchanger coil or chilled
water to bring down the temperature.
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Certain industries such as spinning mills, powder handling/manufacturing
factories, etc need indoor conditions with specific moisture
levels in air. These conditions are achieved using de-humidifiers.
A conventional system involves a bed of desiccant which needs
to be heated to drive out the moisture it has absorbed. This
calls in for a maintenance difficulty. Development of technology
has brought in rotary desiccant dehumidifiers. The dehumidifiers
have a replaceable desiccant bed (with a long service life).
Units working on these principles are compact, more energy efficient,
automatic in functioning and are easy to install. This can also
be integrated to an existing compressed air system.
Other
Applications :
Dehumidifiers are also used to dry various products in place
of shortage of power. Another effective use has been in seasoning
of timber.
An
ideal solution is found in Enthalpy Wheels, and in its efficiency
features and in its methods of integration into HVAC system.
This new generation Treated fresh air units have successfully
addressed the needs of providing Indoor Air Quality with efficient
use of energy.
As
the focus now has shifted from environment to environment, a
terminology being used increasingly to draw attention on Indoor
Air Quality, Air conditioning designers, can rely on use of
Enthalpy wheels into HVAC system, to create healthy Indoor Air
quality, to reduce fatigue, absenteeism and loss of productivity.
Applications
:
Comfort
Air Conditioning
Blasting
and Coating
Process
Water
Damage Restoration
Packaging
Industries
Pharmaceutical
Manufacturing
Warehouses,
etc.
TIPS
: When to use Dehumidifiers ?
In
case you are looking forward to :
Prevent
Corrosion, both
organic and inorganic in
nature
Control
or retard microbial
growth
Quality
processing and
packaging
Restore
damages caused by
humidity you may find a
solution in Dehumidifiers.
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Leading
architects have already switched over to international
standards for maintaining Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
in Building Designs
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Sick
Building Syndrome
Air-borne pollutants,
without fresh air dilution, build up in concentration
leading to universally known phenomenon called
'Sick Building Syndrome'.
New
Ventilation Code
For
acceptable Indoor Air Quality
(IAQ) ASHRAE Standard 62-1999 provides a minimum
20 cube feet
per minute (cfm)
of fresh air per person
to reduce indoor
air pollution to avoid
health related symptoms.
Obtain a copy of ASHRAE Standard today!
ECOFRESH
- Meeting the New Challenge
EcoFresh
Heat Wheels (desiccant
coated) recover over 80%
energy
from exhaust air for precooling
incoming air, without adding
to the
energy bill.
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on next generation
technology
Certified/Tested
by international
labs
Exported
to USA, Japan, Korea,
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Public
interest in indoor air quality and health
is growing fast. Health hazards
posed by recirculating polluted air in
air-conditioned spaces forms the basis
for legal action in many building related
law
suits in the Western world.
And India may not be far behind.
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to us for more information
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