Many people and companies in the past will have used other common solutions to commercial or industrial dehumidifying solutions such as heating and ventilation. Both of these, while viable, aren’t really solutions that are good enough.
For starters, heating is used to fight against relative humidity in a commercial environment. Often, increasing the temperature will allow the air to hold more moisture, which then reduces the relative humidity. While fine in practice, this can be astronomically expensive for businesses to keep running in larger warehouses. It’s also not environmentally friendly at all!
Professional ventilation is cheaper and far more sustainable. Using natural solutions like wind and airflow, ventilation will replace the humid air with air from outside, allowing the air to circulate and will lower the amount of moisture in the air naturally.
Using Commercial Dehumidifiers
We often talk up commercial or industrial dehumidifiers as the solution, and that’s not just lip service. It’s a fact. If your business needs any form of humidity control, then a dehumidifier is the way to go. It tackles the problem at the source by taking the moisture out of the air in a manner that is both energy-efficient and cost effective.
A fan will pull the moist air from the surrounding area into the unit, allowing it to encounter a cold surface inside the dehumidifier. There, the moisture will condense as the air cools and form water to drop into the container inside the unit. The dry air is then reheated, and the air exits through a fan. It’s simple, and effective!
Modern Solutions to Fix the Problems
Having a solution to these age-old commercial problems such as mould and hygiene issues, is only a click away with DEHUM. We’ll be able to sort out and perfect the problems that you may be having with corrosion, damage to any kind of machinery or inventory, and quality control issues that may occur.
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