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Last week, we reviewed different types of steam humidifier distribution methods, which are inexpensive but have longer absorption distances. Many HVAC installations require very short or non-wetting absorption distances. Humidifier distribution panels provide solutions to this requirement. This week we'll review the options for...
A few weeks ago we reviewed the types of steam humidifiers normally supplied in building HVAC systems. But creating the steam is simply the first step; we also have provide equipment to disperse the steam into the air. This post reviews some of the dispersion methods used in buildings with...
Read MoreThe best way to make sure you have designed your humidification system to have sufficient absorption distance is to use sizing and selection software. By entering in a few values, including the entering and leaving air conditions, you not only get equipment options, but also...
Read MoreWhat is absorption distance and why is it critical in humidification applications?
Absorption distance is the length of duct that is required to change visible water vapor into an invisible gas in a given application. As designers, we want to make sure that the steam dispersion assembly is located within the duct at a point where
Read MoreNow that we know there are two processes (adiabatic or isothermal) by which we can achieve humidification, let’s talk about the various types of humidifying equipment within these process categories.
Starting with isothermal, there are several types of humidifiers and configurations to choose from. The common denominator is....
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