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Dehumidificationn. ~ 1. The process of removing moisture from air. - 2. The process of drying objects that have absorbed moisture from the air.
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DehumidificationThe reduction and removal of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point.
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DehumidificationThe process of removing moisture from the air within a conditioned space to maintain the required humidity level.
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DehumidificationThe process of removing moisture from air.
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DehumidificationThe reduction of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point; removal of water vapor from air by chemical means, refrigeration, etc.
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DehumidificationThe process to remove atmospheric moisture.
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DehumidificationThe process of removing moisture from the air. This is usually a beneficial by product of using an air conditioning system to cool the air as the reduction in room humidity helps achieve comfortable c [..]
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DehumidificationThe process of removing moisture from the air in order to decrease humidity and increase comfort. This process is typically achieved by cooling the air below its dew point, which causes some of the mo [..]
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DehumidificationThe reduction and removal of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point.
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DehumidificationRemoval of water vapor from the air by either cooling the air below dew point or by chemical means.
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DehumidificationThe reduction of water vaport by cooling the air below the dew point,as well as the removal of water vapor from the air by chemical means, refrigeration, etc.
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DehumidificationTo dehumidify. To reduce, by any process, the quantity of water vapor within a space.
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DehumidificationThe process of removing moisture from air. Most dehumidification occurs as moisture-laden air flows across the cold evaporator or cooling coil.
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DehumidificationThe reduction of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point, causing moisture to condense on the evaporator coil.
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DehumidificationThe reduction and removal of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point.
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DehumidificationThe reduction of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point; removal of water vapor from air by chemical means, refrigeration, etc.
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DehumidificationThe reduction and removal of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point.
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DehumidificationThe reduction of water vapor in air by cooling the air below the dew point; removal of water vapor from air by chemical means, refrigeration, etc.
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DehumidificationThe conservation of water vapor from air by cooling below the dew point or removal of water vapor from air by chemical or physical methods.
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DehumidificationThe process of reducing the moisture content of air. see "relative humidity"
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DehumidificationThe process of removing moisture from the air within an indoor environment. This is important to reduce relative humidity levels below those that support mold and mildew growth. Dust mites levels may also be reduced when relative humidity (RH) levels are kept below 50%.
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DehumidificationThe condensation of water vapor from air by cooling below the dewpoint or removal of water vapor from air by chemical or physical methods.
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Dehumidification
The act or process of dehumidifying.
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