06.26.08 – day 62
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Category: Steam Humidifier
Steam Humidifier With Automatic Steam Distribution Unit
The amount of humidity required in a home is dependent on acertain extent on the way it is constructed. A well insulated house with vapor barriers in walls, ceilings and slabs and properly fitting storm doors and windows may require only couple of galolons of additional moisture per day to maintain the proper relative humidity. A house of same size but loosely constructed may need five times as much moisture in the same period.
If your home winds up with too much humidity, it can incease the growth rate and spread of a wide variety of molds. It will also greatly accelerate the rotting process of many woods and other structural materials.
Nov 17, 2009 | 0 comments | View Post
Electric Steam Humidifier With Steam Distribution Unit
The amount of humidity required in a home depends to a certain extent on the way it is constructed. A well insulated house with vapor barriers in walls, ceilings and slabs and properly fitting storm doors and windows may require only couple of galolons of additional moisture per day to maintain the proper relative humidity. A house of same size but loosely constructed may need five times as much moisture in the same period.
If your home winds up with too much humidity, it can incease the growth rate and spread of a wide variety of molds. It will also greatly accelerate the rotting process of many woods and other structural materials.
Nov 16, 2009 | 0 comments | View Post
Spirax Sarco:: Steam Humidifier Product Demo
Using a 3D CAD model, S&A technical experts created this animation to demonstrate how this direct injection steam humidifier works. Result: HVAC engineers quickly see product advantages.
Nov 07, 2009 | 0 comments | View Post
Electronically Modulated Power Steam Humidifier
The importance of the right humidity level in every residential and commercial building can not be over-estimated. Humidity becomes the most important factor for everyone’s comfort while inside a closed heated space, especially during winter time.
If the air in the house does not contain enough moisture, people may feel cold and uncomfortable – even at 75 F. Dry, thirsty air evaporates moisture from skin, a cooling process that makes one feel chilly. But, with humidity raised to recommended levels, the thermostat can be dialed down to 68 F and still maintain comfortable feeling.
Nov 06, 2009 | 0 comments | View Post
