There is a direct correlation between high relative humidity (RH) and moisture damage to stored products. Excess moisture in the air tends to degrade paper, cardboard, and books. Likewise, excess water vapour in the air is a real threat to the preservation of documents, artefacts, and relics.
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All light is electromagnetic radiation and is commonly defined by its wavelength in nanometres (“nm”) and photon energy measured in electron volts (“eV”) or joules (“aJ”). UV light, by nature, has a higher energy level than visual wavelengths which is why it can destroy viruses, bacteria, and fungi.
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What is a Cold Dry Room?
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A dry room is a sealed airtight room that maintains controlled low humidity levels. It is insulated and protected from external influences and designed for accurate, consistent low dew point and temperature control.
Some applications benefit from using a dry room, others require it.
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Desiccant Dehumidifiers and the Environment
Many dehumidifiers as well as the majority of refrigerators, freezers and air-conditioning units contain refrigerants that damage the environment. Synthetic greenhouse gases (SGGs) are now widely used as refrigerants in dehumidifiers, fridges and air-conditioning units. However, desiccant type dehumidifiers contain no refrigerant gas
