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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
its just the wrong forum it doesnt need overthinking- inventdv
- Post #16
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
ok i said what im trying to do numerous times, im not asking you guys to design a paint booth ventilation system You have a spray booth hood, and that hood came with a fan, and somehow you measured that fans air velocity and translated that it to 3,000 CFM? never said i had a booth that came...- inventdv
- Post #14
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
gt-egr you are closer to what im asking dont take my numbers of 400 and 500 across the evaporator as a set number as i was just told that its absurd. what i have as a constant is about a strong 3000 cfm blower, what i dont want is for this to be toooo much for the evaporator to handle as if the...- inventdv
- Post #11
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
maybe i am, im tryin to get some help sounds as if you are knowledgeable enough to understand what i need, are you going to help or just rand and insult me ? let me know and i wont waste time anymore- inventdv
- Post #9
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
Don't use rules of thumb unless you understand the assumptions that make the valid, and their limitations ok this is why im asking , if i am not correct just let me know You have 3000 cfm out of your blower. Apparently you want some lower flow through your coil. Where does the rest of the flow...- inventdv
- Post #7
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
ok what im trying to have is dehumidified air comming into a spray booth and i need help with the air flow across the evaporator. This is a paint booth so all of the air that comes in has to be evacuated, this air needs to be dehumidified. [highlight #3465A4]"The ideal cfm across an evaporator...- inventdv
- Post #5
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
which part dont you understand ?- inventdv
- Post #3
- Forum: HVAC/R engineering
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Non recirculating Dehumidifier design
[highlight #73D216][/highlight]Looking for some help with this design it’s a dehumidifier for a paint booth non recirculating, what it will do is output dehumidified air that gets immediately evacuated by an exhaust fan. The ideal cfm across an evaporator is 400 cfm(what I read) so I'm aiming...- inventdv
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