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CDQ™ Desiccant Dehumidification - Trane
Engineering Bulletin CDQ Desiccant Dehumidification Cool Dry Quiet November 2010 CLCH-PRB020-EN. Table of Contents Features and Benefits .. 4. Moisture Management in Buildings .. 4. CDQ System Concept .. 5. Overview of Desiccants .. 6. Energy Wheels .. 7. Active Desiccant Wheels .. 8. CDQ Desiccant Wheel .. 9. CDQ System Performance .. 10. A Basic CDQ Air Handler Example .. 10. CDQ System - The Benefits .. 12. CDQ Performance Data .. 13. Typical Achievable Dew Point .. 13. Latent Capacity .. 16. Pressure Loss .. 17. CDQ Air Handler Configurations .. 18. Preheat .. 18. Location of Outside Air Inlet .. 20. Location of Supply Fan .. 21. Filtration Requirements.
are typically used in industrial and pharmaceutical applications wh ere a dew point of 0°F or lower is required. Like total-energy wheels, active desiccant wheels use two separate air streams (see Figure 4). The second “regeneration” air stream may be the exha ust air stream or a seco nd outside air stream.
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