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Misting is used in hygrometric application on industrial processes such as: Printers which are places with a low hygrometric rate due to the use of solvents to avoid static electricity. We regulate the humidity between 55 and 65%, misting is also used to moisten the ...
ByBrumstyl based in St Rambert d’Albon, FRANCE
The mining environment creates a number of unique hazards including heat stress, greatly affecting operator motor skills and static electricity which could ignite an environment mixed with air and explosive mining ...
ByArvind Limited based in Kalol, INDIA
Different types of power lines serve to transport electricity from the generation site to the end-users. Most commonly, and for efficiency reasons, the electricity is transported over long distances as alternating current at 50 or 60 Hz, carried overhead or underground using high voltage power lines or cables. ...
ByInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) based in Oberschleissheim, GERMANY
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Some research and industrial applications require the mixing and dilution of explosive gases at high concentrations, which introduces elevated safety concerns. To help mitigate these risks, Environics offers a dual-chassis system design for the S3000 or S4000/4040 specifically engineered for applications involving explosive ...
ByEnvironics, Inc. based in Tolland, CONNECTICUT (USA)
With MicroCool humidification, you’re in control. Systems can be “zoned” into different sections and controlled individually, allowing different humidity levels to be maintained in separate rooms. You can easily adjust the location or direction of the nozzle to deliver humidification where it is needed. MicroCool temperature and humidity controllers are designed to work specifically with MicroCool nozzles for the most accurate control. For maximum flexibility, your MicroCool system can also adapt ...
ByMicroCool based in Thousand Palms, CALIFORNIA (USA)