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    Introduction of

    Humidification

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    Why Humidify?

    Humidify is needed if

    Health is concerned dry nose &throat

    Product quality is importantcracking of woodwork & material

    Electrostatic should be avoided

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    Consultant / Contractor Need?

    Creating enough humid air in themost economical way, consideringboth initial cost & operating cost

    Controlling the humidity &temperature of that air so flowsthrough ductwork and building

    without condensation

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    Adiabatic Vs Isothermal Humidifier

    22 DB 22 DB

    Isothermal Adiabatic

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    Comparison of Adiabatic & Isothermal

    Humidifier

    Isothermal Adiabatic

    Direct Steam Steam-to-Steam Electric Vapor Fogging Systems

    Vapor quality Excellent Good Good Average

    Response to control Immediate Slow Fair Immediate

    Control of output Good to excellent Below average Average Good to excellent

    Maintenance frequency Annual MonthlyMonthly to

    quarterlyAnnual

    Maintenance difficulty Low High Medium Low

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    Comparison of Adiabatic & Isothermal

    Humidifier

    IsothermalAdiabatic

    Direct Steam Steam-to-Steam Electric VaporFogging

    Systems

    Costs:Price (per unit

    of capacity)Low High Medium Medium

    Installation Varies with availability of steam, water, gas, electricity, etc

    Operating Low Low Medium Low

    Maintenance Low High High Low

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    Isothermal Humidifier

    2 major components

    Vapor generator: create vapor

    Vapor disperser: distributes vapor

    while avoiding condensation andfallout

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    Vapor Generator

    Steam boiler

    Steam-heated, secondary steam boiler

    Heater vapor generators

    Steam-to-Steam

    Humidification

    Electric Steam

    Humidification

    Gas-fired Steam

    Humidification

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    Heater Vapor Generator (1)

    Electric hot element vapor generator(max 135kg/hr)

    Steam-heated vapor generator (max725kg/hr)

    Hot-water heated vapor generator (max225kg/hr)

    Gas-burner heated vapor generator (max

    135kg/hr)Disposable electronic vapor generator

    infrared lamps with evaporator pans

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    Heater Vapor Generator (2)

    Low water protection

    Simple on/off humidstat

    Usually breed-off some water

    through slight overfilling tominimize fouling caused byprecipitation of minerals

    Use a timer and a drain valve toperiodically drains the reservoirand refills it with fresh water

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    Vapor Disperser

    Steam-jacketed disperser

    Vapor disperser

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    Characteristics of Good

    HumidifierVapor distribution is uniform and

    easy to absorb, no condensation

    Efficiency and speed is high

    Simple to control while the level ofcontrol is good

    Mainly stainless steel, high strength,low weight, anti-corrosion

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    Isothermal Humidifier Use

    Consideration1. Unit size Vs Load

    2. Zone control with primary / secondaryunits

    3. Disperser location (best location isafter heating coil)

    4. Steam pressure Vs cost of disperser(high pressure cost noise & difficulty to control)

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    Adiabatic Humidifier

    Wetted media

    Pressurized water atomizer

    Electric oscillation atomizer

    Compressed air fogger

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    Humidification Load

    Humidification load, M (kg/hr) iscalculated

    M = 1.2 x Q x (d2-d1)

    Q = air volume (m3/h)

    d1 = moisture content before dehumidification (kg/kg)

    d2 = moisture content after dehumidification (kg/kg)