Refrigerated Warehouses Without desiccants, water vapor freezes on the floors, wall and ceiling of refrigerated warehouses. That ice is hazardous to high-speed loading operations, and difficult to remove. Desiccant systems keep the loading docks dry, which greatly reduces moisture infiltration into the building, saving refrigeration operating costs, improving temperature control for stored products and speeding truck loading. Desicant systems remove excess humidity, avoiding the cost of freezing such condensed moisture, eliminating all fog and providing a durable ice surface that stays in action for longer periods between resurfacing. These benefits allow rink operation through the summer, increasing building revenue significantly.
Desiccants keep humidity low, which allows effective heat release through perspiration.
Schools Desiccants provide a cost-effective means of providing the additional fresh air demanded by new building codes to assure indoor air quality. Desiccant systems used in schools also include heat exchangers that can recover waste heat during the winter, so fresh air can be brought to the building at low cost all year long. That fresh air keeps oxygen levels high and infectious particles diluted so students and teachers stay healthier and more alert, while minimizing operating costs. A desiccant system removes moisture from incoming fresh air and keeps humidity low. That lets the Manager raise the temperature for the comfort of patrons without making the staff to hot to be unproductive.