AT-90-19-3 -- Desiccant Dehumidifiers in Ice Arenas PDF

AT-90-19-3 -- Desiccant Dehumidifiers in Ice Arenas PDF

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AT-90-19-3 -- Desiccant Dehumidifiers in Ice Arenas PDF

Published Date:
1990

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ASHRAE

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States that space conditioning systems for sports arenas, in particular ice skating rinks, have a history of high energy consumption and repeated humidity-related operating problems. Conventional vapour compression equipment maintains space conditions in a skating rink between 10 - 15.6degC at a relative humidity of 65%-75%. This results in air so close to saturation that it precipitates, forming fog over the rink and condensation inside the building and on the ice sheet. States that a desiccant dehumidifier maintains relative humidity at 30%-40%, which eliminates the fog, condensation and high energy consumption.

KEYWORDS: Dehumidifiers, desiccants, relative humidity, ice rinks, condensation, energy consumption.


File Size : 1 file , 400 KB
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Number of Pages : 4
Product Code(s) : D-18525
Published : 1990

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