Humidity control in the engine testing room
The engine testing room is a facility for developing and testing automotive engines. High humidity can affect the operation of engine testing facilities p>
The impact of uncontrolled humidity
Uncontrolled temperature and humidity can affect:
The function of sensors and measuring toolsHealth hazards
The reasons for uncontrolled humidity
Automotive engines emit NO, NO 2, N 2O 4, SO 2, CO, CO 2, and residual hydrocarbons.
. Considering the potential health hazards caused by these gases, it is necessary to determine and quantify these emissions. The engine testing room aims to cater to this field p> However, when external factors such as temperature and humidity come into play, providing accurate figures for these emissions becomes a challenging task. These hinder the operation of sensors installed for measuring discharge. In this case, the observed numbers are often inaccurate p> Due to temperature and humidity, the accuracy of test results is often hindered p>It is generally recommended to keep the dew point of the laboratory at -30 º C.
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Solution
It is recommended to install industrial dehumidifier, because they can maintain a dew point as low as -60 º C regardless of environmental conditions p>
The combination of a dehumidifier and an air conditioner can provide the necessary humidity and temperature parameters for the engine testing room.
. In the desiccant system, the process airflow passes through harmless media. The desiccant absorbs moisture directly from the airflow p>