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HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEMI sothermal Design Guide2 DRISTEEM Design GUIDET able of contentsINTRODUCTION .. 4 Introduction to the Design Guide .. 4 OVERVIEW .. 6 Why humidify? .. 6 Calculating humidification load using inch-pound units of measure .. 8 Calculating humidification load using SI (Syst me International) units of measure .. 18 LOAD .. 23 Reference tables for calculating load .. 23:Steam loss .. 23 Heat gain .. 29 Air duct pressure loss .. 34 ENERGY .. 36 Select energy source .. 36 WATER .. 40 Water type .. 40 HUMIDIFIER .. 46 Evaporative system components and operation .. 46 Typical evaporative system configurations .. 47 Evaporative system components .. 49 Evaporative system principle of operation .. 51 Evaporative system water level control .. 52 Evaporative system steam outlet connections .. 53 Steam injection system components and operation .. 54 Humidifier maintenance considerations.

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1 HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEMI sothermal Design Guide2 DRISTEEM Design GUIDET able of contentsINTRODUCTION .. 4 Introduction to the Design Guide .. 4 OVERVIEW .. 6 Why humidify? .. 6 Calculating humidification load using inch-pound units of measure .. 8 Calculating humidification load using SI (Syst me International) units of measure .. 18 LOAD .. 23 Reference tables for calculating load .. 23:Steam loss .. 23 Heat gain .. 29 Air duct pressure loss .. 34 ENERGY .. 36 Select energy source .. 36 WATER .. 40 Water type .. 40 HUMIDIFIER .. 46 Evaporative system components and operation .. 46 Typical evaporative system configurations .. 47 Evaporative system components .. 49 Evaporative system principle of operation .. 51 Evaporative system water level control .. 52 Evaporative system steam outlet connections .. 53 Steam injection system components and operation .. 54 Humidifier maintenance considerations.

2 57 CONTROL.. 58 Controlling DriSteem humidifiers .. 58 Achieving RH control with DriSteem equipment .. 62 ABSORPTION .. 63 How to Design for proper humidification steam absorption .. 63 PLACEMENT .. 65 Humidification system components placement .. 65 PIPING .. 69 Piping an evaporative humidification system .. 69 Piping a steam injection system .. 72 SUMMARY .. 76 GLOSSARY .. 773 DRISTEEM Design GUIDEI ntroduction to the Design GuideHUMIDIFICATION SYSTEMS FOR ANY APPLICATIONDriSteem designs and manufactures humidifi cation systems to meet the unique requirements of health care, industrial, process-critical, commercial and residential humidifi cation applications worldwide. Since 1965, DriSteem has been the humidifi cation industry leader of product excellence, innovation, and responsive customer WE AREEXPERTSWe Design and manufacture humidifi cation systems to meet your unique humidifi cation requirements.

3 We have earned our reputation as the humidifi cation experts by supporting customers unique commercial, health care, industrial, and process-critical applications since extensive research and development efforts, we continue to develop industry-leading innovations that greatly improve methods for adding moisture to air with precise MISSIONOur mission is to provide customers with exceptional service and superior products that condition or control air for HVAC WE DOCREATE HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTSS tudies show that when room RH drops below 40 percent, incidents of respiratory illness increase. Proper humidifi cation can signifi cantly reduce student and employee PRODUCTION PROCESSESC ontrolling a building s RH signifi cantly improves production processes. RH affects the moisture content of hygroscopic materials, such as wood, textiles, paper, leather, fi bers, and foods. Such materials either absorb or release moisture until an equilibrium moisture content is reached, which may affect many of the properties critical for MATERIALS AND ARTIFACTSF luctuating RH causes material to repeatedly absorb and release moisture.

4 These changes may impact a material s weight, strength, and appearance, which may damage the material and shorten its us know what you think!We re constantly trying to improve the information we share with you. If you have comments or suggestions for improvements to this Guide , please contact us at 800-328-4447 or e-mail us at tools you needReview Table 5-1, which describes DriSteem resources, to see how this Guide fi ts in with our overall plan of educating you about humidifi cation Design GUIDEI ntroduction to the Design GuideINTRODUCTION Table 5-1: The tools you need DriSteem's educational resourcesToolPurposeDescriptionLocationB rochuresOverview of product specifi c for all DriSteem , print, or download pdf fi le at: studiesHumidifi cation educationApplication-specifi c stories about installed humidifi cation systems. View, print, or download pdf fi le, or order a preprinted copy at: c information needed to make a purchase decision and create a scheduleAvailable for the following products: CRUV humidifi er GTS humidifi er Humidi-tech (available only in Europe) STS humidifi er Ultra-sorb steam dispersion panels Vapormist electric humidifi er Vaporstream electric humidifi er Water treatment systems XT series electrode steam humidifi ersView, print, or download pdf fi le at: GuideExplains the humidifi cation system Design process With this document and a product catalog, HVAC engineers can Design a humidifi cation system.

5 View, print, or download pdf fi le at: software Automates the humidifi cation system Design processDriCalc sizing and selection software automatically sizes loads, selects equipment, writes specifi cations, and creates as-confi gured installation instructions and equipment schedules for DriSteem energy savings softwareCompare what your costs would be using gas versus electric humidifi cationEasy-to-use and comprehensive, and includes weather data from numerous cities. Savings from switching from electricity to gas will usually cover the cost and installation of a new GTS humidifi cation HandbookIn-depth humidifi cation theoryUse this handbook when you need more information than what is available in the Design , print, or download pdf fi le at: , Operation and Maintenance manuals (IOM)Product-specifi c operation and maintenance informationAvailable for all DriSteem , print, or download pdf fi le at: chartFor calculating humidifi cation loadLaminated chart with steam absorption charts on the , print, or download pdf fi le at: product information in video information about DriSteem products and humidifi cation issuesInformation available includes.

6 Detailed product information Downloadable catalogs and manuals Humidifi cation education New product announcements Representative locator News about trade DRISTEEM Design GUIDEP roperly controlled humidifi cation enhances occupant health and comfort, improves manufacturing processes, and helps preserve building materials and furnishings. In short, any building housing people or things will benefi t from proper humidifi cation, and the cost to add humidifi cation is easily offset by gains in processes, productivity, life of materials, and occupant IMPROVES INDOOR AIR QUALITY Bacteria and viruses thrive in dry air. Studies have shown that when room relative humidity (RH) drops below 40 percent, absenteeism increases due to respiratory illness. Proper humidifi cation can reduce absenteeism as much as 18 percent. Humidifi ed spaces feel warmer and are more comfortable for occupants, especially in cold climates where heating systems run frequently.

7 Of course, controlling RH is important. Keeping RH levels within a range of 40 to 60 percent not only decreases bacteria and viruses in the air, but hinders the development of fungi, mites, chemical interactions, and ozone production. The result is reduced occurrences of allergic rhinitis, respiratory infections, and asthma among building occupants. To ensure that RH levels do not rise above 60 percent, responsive humidifi cation system control is IMPROVES MANUFACTURING PROCESSESR elative humidity levels affect manufacturing production rates, and product size, weight, strength, appearance, and quality. If you ve ever known your laser printer to jam on a humid summer day, then you can understand how changes in texture, strength, or weight can affect the high-speed processing of hygroscopic materials. Static electricity can negatively affect processes. Static electricity can cause high concentrations of oxygen and other gases to ignite.

8 These gases are prevalent in hospitals and laboratories. Dust particles adhere to objects when charged by static electricity. This can be a critical problem with semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and other electronic processing, where one misplaced dust particle can ruin a chip, a batch, or an assembled component. Maintaining RH levels within a range of 30 to 60 percent will signifi cantly reduce problems associated with static PRESERVES MATERIALS AND FURNISHINGSMany building materials, fi nishes, and furnishings are hygroscopic they absorb, retain, and release moisture. Low RH levels cause expensive damage to building interiors because as hygroscopic materials dry, they shrink. This can create gaps in wallpaper seams, fl oor boards, and furniture joints, and also can damage historic and artistic artifacts. Fluctuating RH levels also cause damage. Maintain a consistent RH level to keep the moisture content of hygroscopic materials in equilibrium (EMC) with their surrounding humidify?

9 OVERVIEWOVERVIEW6 DRISTEEM Design GUIDEHUMIDIFICATION IMPROVES COMFORT FOR BUILDING OCCUPANTSAlso hygroscopic in nature, the human body gives up its moisture to dry air. As our body s moisture migrates (evaporates) to areas of low RH, we become cooled, just as when we perspire. Raising the RH level in a room slows the evaporation rate and will make the room feel warmer. This allows dropping the dry-bulb temperature without a loss in comfort, offsetting humidifi cation energy costs. Adding humidity to a building preserves materials, improves processes, and enhances health and comfort, while paying for itself with increased productivity and lower heating humidify?OVERVIEWOVERVIEW7 DRISTEEM Design GUIDEC alculating humidifi cation load using inch-pound units of measureImportant notes about calculating load When outside air volume is 10% or less, it is wise to calculate the load twice.

10 The first calculation should be made on the basis of air changes due to mechanical ventilation; the second should be based on the natural ven ti la tion method. Use the larger of the two results for de ter min ing the load. Vapor naturally migrates from areas with high vapor pressure to areas with low vapor pressure, regardless of air movement. Vapor retarders reduce vapor migration, but should only be installed in accordance with local codes. When sizing a humidifier, it is important to add to the calculated load the steam loss incurred by your chosen dispersion assembly and interconnecting piping. Failure to do this will result in desired conditions not being met during Design conditions. See the steam loss tables on Pages SOFTWARE WILL CALCULATE LOAD FOR YOUThe easiest way to calculate hu mid i fi ca tion load is to use DriCalc sizing and selection software, DriSteem s humidifi cation system sizing and selection software.


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