Humidifier Applications
Humidifier applications
Humidifier applications overview
This page and relevant sub pages give an overview of the types of humidifier applications one will come across as an HVAC engineer.
We will take a look at the various humidifier applications and make the necessary product recommendations for each particular situation.
If you require further information, or would like a quote please do not hesitate to contact us on 01865 400526.
Use the navigation bar on the left hand side to filter through the humidification applications pages, and for an overview of applications such as humidifying offices or humidifying data centres.
Our capability of supplying and installing humidifiers comes from over 20 years of hands on practical experience, working closely with manufacturers, end users and engineers to ensure the correct system is placed in to the associated environment. We strive to provide the best possible technical support, and will endeavour to maximise performance whilst reducing costs.
Our main focus is, and always has been, to deliver customised humidification systems for all types of applications suited to our customers' needs.
Humidity
Moisture is an indication of the amount of water vapor in the air, and can refer to one of several measures of humidity. Formally, moist air is not "moist air", but a vapor mixture of air and water, and the humidity is defined in terms of water content in this mixture, called the absolute humidity. In everyday use, it usually refers to the relative humidity, expressed as a percentage of the weather and households, humidistats so called because it measures the current absolute humidity to the maximum. Specific humidity is the ratio of water vapor content of the mixture to the dry air content. Water vapor content of the mixture can be measured either by mass per volume or as partial pressure.
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