Industries
- Hospitals
- Ice rinks
- IT centers
- Laboratory
- Museums & libraries
- Sports facilities
- Swimming pools
- Bulk Handling
- Cold storage
- Confectionery
- Drying Products
- Meat processing
- Powders
- Process freezing etc
- Gelatin capsules
- Pan coating
- Tablet manufacturing
- Aluminium Storage
- Cardboard and paper
- Photographic film
- Seed storage
- Timber Drying
- Yacht Preservation
- Pool rooms
- Bridge
- Concrete drying
- Sandblasting of vessels
- Boiler Preservation
- Power Generation
- Construction
- Defence
- Flood Restoration
- Water Damage
Common Problems
Bacterial Growth
Chemical Reactions Prevention
Condensation
Corrosion
Electronic failure
Ice build-up
Moisture absorption prevention
Mould / Fungus
Optimise conveying of powders
Optimise mechanical properties
Optimise product coating
Product drying
Product sticking /caking
How it Works
The principle operation of desiccant dehumidifiers are very simple, in that moisture is absorbed onto a desiccant wheel as air passes through and the air leaves as dry air. A small heater reactivates the wheel in another airstream and drives off the moisture which has collected on the drying side of the dehumidifier. As all the moisture is removed as water vapour by the desiccant wheel, the dehumidifier can operate effectively even at very low temperatures and still maintain the desired humidity conditions
Why Humiscope should be your first Choice
Humiscope specialises in bespoke air treatment solutions with over 30 years industry experience. Our solutions have helped customers from very diverse backgrounds ranging from archives to power generation facilities. Our vast range of experience lets us provide the best solution for your application.
