Cooling fogger systems are a fantastic way of keeping temperature levels ideal in industrial settings. They also help to conserve water by using foggers instead of sprinklers or spray and pad systems. Furthermore, fogger technology helps save energy and money on utility bills. The foggers can be used for both cooling and humidification purposes. They […]
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Humidification systems are an often overlooked piece of technology, and one you may not have considered for yourself. Humidification systems have many applications, and they can be useful for a variety of different industries. In this blog post, we will talk about 5 humidification system uses that you may not have thought about before. Humidifiers
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How humid is your greenhouse? Are the humidity conditions right for optimal growth? Do you have a humidity solution for controlling and humidifying the air? It may seem like a silly question, but humidifying the air in greenhouses is important for many reasons. The most obvious reason is that it helps keep plants alive and
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What is industrial humidification, how does it work, and how does it benefit plants and factories? Humidification systems are highly important to industrial plants that produce products that are sensitive to changes in the environment. They help raise the humidity levels to achieve the ideal amount of relative humidity for distinct industrial processes. Humidification systems
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Industrial humidifiers are a reliable way to control humidity levels. They can be either uncontrolled or controlled, and here we will discuss the differences between them as well as some of the industries that would benefit most from these systems. Uncontrolled humidification is when a device tries to maintain a specific level of humidity by
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Industrial humidifier systems are important for production environments in Canada to combat indoor dry conditions in winter. Smaller, portable, temporary or localized additive humidity solutions, such as ultrasonic, often fall short. While these systems are less expensive and are often efficient, they seldom provide a solution that will keep up with the never-ending use of
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Humidity systems are important to cabinet makers producing painted wood cabinetry. Air must be properly exhausted to reduce VOC levels and replace with humidified air. The trend in painted wood cabinets, especially for kitchens, has grown exponentially during COVID-19. The required high levels of exhausted air can make it challenging to keep up with humidity
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Humidifying the storage environment for hemp is important to keeping product weight. Storing plants with specified humidity levels can keep them as close to fresh as possible with all related qualities once they’ve been picked, cured or dried. When it comes to CBD, storage of hemp flower needs to be controlled to retain as many
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News around the novel coronavirus has become ever present in this COVID-19 era. Suddenly scientists, medical professionals and HVAC building engineers are seeing the importance of indoor humidity levels to reduce virus transmission. The effect of indoor relative humidity level is not just on occupants and workers in terms of comfort. Dry conditions can have
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For manufacturers in Southern California, adding humidity to manufacturing spaces offsets dry conditions. Low relative humidity levels play a key role in causing production issues and machinery downtime–especially when the Santa Ana winds blow. The effect of these winds may not always be top of mind for operations, engineering and materials managers. Dry Conditions: Southern
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