Feasible way to obtaining dehumidified air for performing dry-lay up for hydrotested pipe
Feasible way to obtaining dehumidified air for performing dry-lay up for hydrotested pipe
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Thanks For The Previous suggestions,
I am struggling to find a feasible way of getting dry air (Dehumidified) for performing Dry Lay-Up for Stainless Steel Piping.
Dry Lay-Up is performed in-order to attain the hydro-tested pipes free of remnant water and moisture.
Can anyone please help me to obtain dehumidified air with any method ?
I am struggling to find a feasible way of getting dry air (Dehumidified) for performing Dry Lay-Up for Stainless Steel Piping.
Dry Lay-Up is performed in-order to attain the hydro-tested pipes free of remnant water and moisture.
Can anyone please help me to obtain dehumidified air with any method ?





RE: Feasible way to obtaining dehumidified air for performing dry-lay up for hydrotested pipe
This is very common equipment - I don't understand why you're having a problem find it.
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RE: Feasible way to obtaining dehumidified air for performing dry-lay up for hydrotested pipe
RE: Feasible way to obtaining dehumidified air for performing dry-lay up for hydrotested pipe
You need to be below the dew point at the buried temperature of the pipe. You won't get that with hot humid air.
Remember - More details = better answers
Also: If you get a response it's polite to respond to it.
RE: Feasible way to obtaining dehumidified air for performing dry-lay up for hydrotested pipe