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Air Balancing is More Than a Building Science

Air Balancing is More Than a Building Science
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This paper will discuss utilizing temporary dehumidification and climate control equipment to reduce corrosion levels during the installation of coatings and linings applications; the science of Psychrometrics, the science behind dehumidification, and discuss how the components interact on a coatings project.

Product Number: 41214-858-SG
Author: David Simkins
Publication Date: 2014
Industries: Materials Selection and Design , Coatings , Corrosion Monitoring and Control
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This paper will discuss utilizing temporary dehumidification and climate control equipment to reduce corrosion levels during the installation of coatings and linings applications; the science of Psychrometrics, the science behind dehumidification, and discuss how the components interact on a coatings project; the corrosion cell and how it can be controlled to ensure a successful blast and coat operation; compare and contrast the different types of climate control methods that are currently used in the coatings industry and make recommendations on which technologies are most suitable for particular seasons and specific geographical locations; the equipment that was placed at the site and the operation of the equipment by the site personnel. This paper will explore the total air system design and demonstrate the importance of choosing the equipment chosen to maintain the environmental control. The total system solution will be discussed including the dust collector, dehumidifier, heater, cooling and the weather expectations for the designated projects start.

This paper will discuss utilizing temporary dehumidification and climate control equipment to reduce corrosion levels during the installation of coatings and linings applications; the science of Psychrometrics, the science behind dehumidification, and discuss how the components interact on a coatings project; the corrosion cell and how it can be controlled to ensure a successful blast and coat operation; compare and contrast the different types of climate control methods that are currently used in the coatings industry and make recommendations on which technologies are most suitable for particular seasons and specific geographical locations; the equipment that was placed at the site and the operation of the equipment by the site personnel. This paper will explore the total air system design and demonstrate the importance of choosing the equipment chosen to maintain the environmental control. The total system solution will be discussed including the dust collector, dehumidifier, heater, cooling and the weather expectations for the designated projects start.

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