Cool mist humidification, otherwise known as adiabatic humidification, is a process that does not require the use of a heating element to heat up water inside the humidifier. Humidification can occur by use of a fan or small metal diaphragm that vibrates at a certain frequency. These two separate processes […]
Read MoreBuilding engineers and sub-contractors who spend their time spec-ing out water filtration systems always ask, “What’s the difference between the processes of RO/DI water treatment and purification?” Here is the short and simple answer: Reverse osmosis (RO) and deionized (DI) filters undergo different types of reactions to clean water. The […]
Read MoreStatic discharge and dust formation in data centers can be extremely disastrous. This could lead to increase in temperature that could lead to overheating and flammability, corruption of data, system locks up, and permanent damage to the entire floor. Most data center owners will agree that a little dust every […]
Read MoreHumidifiers are invaluable systems for helping maintain a controlled humidity level for any indoor environment. Whether it is for residential use in homes and offices, or commercial use in data centers and laboratories, humidifiers are very much needed in many different ways. The sole purpose of humidifiers are to add […]
Read MoreOne of the biggest issues with running a laboratory is how much it takes to manage it. Most labs require extreme supervision for safety and control purposes. However, the real danger comes from the problems that cannot be visibly seen. Too low or too high of humidity can do just […]
Read MoreWhen it comes to owning a cigar shop, the money maker does not necessarily lie in however many cigar brands the shop carries, but rather if the cigars can hold it’s natural flavoring and maintain it’s condition. This boils down to two factors – is the shop maintaining a perfect […]
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