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Dehumidification and environmental control.

open access: yesJournal of investigational allergology & clinical immunology, 1998
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Exergy analysis of dehumidification systems: A comparison between the condensing dehumidification and the desiccant wheel dehumidification

Energy Conversion and Management, 2020
Abstract This paper presents a framework of exergy analysis to evaluate the performance of the condensing dehumidification and the desiccant wheel dehumidification. The performance of two dehumidification methods are compared for pure dehumidification purposes based on proposed dehumidification systems that undertake only the latent load.
Fenghua Ge, Cong Wang
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Isothermal dehumidification or gas drying using vacuum sweep dehumidification

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2013
Abstract This article discusses a novel isothermal system for removing water vapor from gases using water selective membranes. Previous membrane systems for dehumidifying atmospheric pressure gases suffered from low driving forces across the membrane.
Paul Scovazzo, Anthony J. Scovazzo
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge Dehumidification

IABSE Reports, 2023
<p>Long span suspension bridges across the world are aging. With the slowed pace of replacement, it is prudent to provide innovative engineering solutions to prolong the useful lives of existing bridges and new structures. Dehumidification of main cables on suspension bridges provides an active method for preventing cable corrosion, as opposed to
Marwan Nader   +5 more
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Dehumidification Demystified

CoatingsPro, 2016
Choosing dehumidification equipment can seem overwhelming. Check out these tips on figuring out what to get and how to use it.
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Membrane Air Dehumidification

2020
Membrane-based air dehumidification (MAD), a recently emerged air dehumidification technology, separates the moisture from the humid air by using a selective membrane. MAD is carried out by permitting only vapour molecules to transfer from one side of the membrane at a high concentration to the other side at a low concentration.
Kian Jon, Chua   +3 more
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ENERGY CONSERVING DEHUMIDIFICATION OF GREENHOUSES

Acta Horticulturae, 2014
As greenhouses become better insulated and increasingly airtight, the humidity of the inside air rises easily and may become unfavourably high. Therefore, most greenhouses frequently open their vents to remove the moisture excess. When heated, opening the vents will increase the energy consumption.
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Sorption dehumidification of natural gas exhaust

Heat Recovery Systems and CHP, 1992
Abstract The calorific value of a natural gas can be fully utilized only if the content of water vapour in exhaust gases is condensed. This can be obtained in condensing boilers. Another possibility is to dry the exhaust before discharge by sorption dehumidification. The sorbent can be regenerated directly by the boiler.
LAZZARIN, RENATO   +2 more
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Solar air dehumidification systems

RE&PQJ
The solar air dehumidification system permits dehydration of air inside buildings using thermal energy. With thermal energy storage it is possible to organize the continuous process of air dehumidification even in the night time. Recently we have developed low cost solar concentrators that can be used for air dehumidification. The concentrators of this
null E. Kussul   +6 more
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