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Heat and Humidity: When to Consider Adding a Desiccant Dehumidifier

Ryan Creagan, Director of Client Development for Polygon West, showcases one of Polygon’s indirect fired heaters and discusses the importance of temperature and relative humidity control on construction sites. Ryan emphasizes that customers often require a heating solution that not only provides adequate temperature but also maintains the desired relative humidity. Polygon’s indirect fired heaters…

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Ryan Creagan, Director of Client Development for Polygon West, showcases one of Polygon’s indirect fired heaters and discusses the importance of temperature and relative humidity control on construction sites.

Ryan emphasizes that customers often require a heating solution that not only provides adequate temperature but also maintains the desired relative humidity. Polygon’s indirect fired heaters are highlighted as a suitable option, delivering clean heat without the combustion contaminants associated with direct fired heaters.

However, it’s important to note that adjusting the heat alone does not directly control relative humidity. As the heat is increased, the relative humidity decreases, and vice versa. To address this challenge, Polygon utilizes desiccant dehumidification in conjunction with their indirect fired heaters.

By incorporating desiccant dehumidification, Polygon can effectively control both temperature and relative humidity on construction sites, ensuring a comfortable and optimal working environment.

Video TranscriptExpand ↓

Hey, guys. It's Ryan Craig and director of client development for Polygon West. Over here at our Portland operations, highlighting one of our indirect fired heaters. Oftentimes customers want a solution that provides adequate temperature as well as relative humidity. Just keep in mind that even with indirect fired heat, delivering clean heat, and not all the combustion contaminants like direct fired, we're only adjusting the relative humidity to temperature. So as we increase the heat, we're lowering relative humidity when we're decreasing the heat relative humidity rises. In that case, we're relative humidity control as well as temperature control is important. We utilize desiccant dehumidification along with our indirect fired heaters. Do you have any questions? Let us know.

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