Among the industrial dehumidifiers, one is specially designed for marine use, mainly considering the particularity of the cabin environment. In order to better understand the performance of this marine industrial dehumidifier, we should know how it works in the cabin and how to achieve the drying effect?
Because the ship is running at sea, and it is often affected by the humidity brought by severe weather such as violent storms at sea, many items in the cabin will appear mildew and rust. So to change this situation, we can install a marine industrial dehumidifier on the boat to remove the moisture.
But there will be such a problem, that is, the ship is sailing at sea, which is definitely different from the use environment on land. Will the effect of dehumidification be affected by this? In fact, we don’t need to worry about it, because special-purpose marine industrial dehumidifiers are generally fixed in bumpy cabins with special tools, which are basically the same as those on land.
When the air is sucked in through the fan in the dehumidifier, a special refrigerator is used to compress the internal refrigerant to the extreme, so that the sucked moist air can be evaporated in the cooler. After filtering, the air will be condensed, and the generated moisture will be condensed into water droplets with removal equipment. After such a process, the air in the cabin is still in a relatively high state. If the air circulation is used to guide the internal heat exhauster, the air is heated and discharged into the cabin.
In this way, the originally humid air will be replaced by dry air, which is very beneficial to people and things, so there is no need to worry about the humidity in the cabin in the future.
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