Compressed Air Humidifiers

Armstrong cool fog systems use both compressed air and pressurized water to achieve atomization.

Compressed air humidifiers.

This type of humidification system is based on atomizing water using compressed air. The humidifier essentially consists of a cabinet fitted with electronic controller that using two. As the compressed air is discharged through an orifice the air s potential energy is converted to kinetic energy which is imparted to the injected water. The only thing limiting this humidifier is a dedicated compressed air source.

Design and development of desiccant seed dryer with airflow inversion and recirculation. They produce a fog like mist that is easily absorbed in the atmosphere. The many uses of the af 22 along with the simple setup make using it a breeze for existing locations that need a breath of fresh compressed air. Ideal for wood working digital print textiles anywhere you find compressed air.

Both require connection to electrical power water and compressed air. Moist air enters the dehumidifier from a humidifier in which compressed dry air is forced through a porous stainless steel cartridge sparger into a tank heated by a submerged resistance heater. Pressurized water is injected in the discharge orifice of a compressed air system.