Air Washer Unit
Air Washer Unit is a type of HVAC equipment that combines air cleaning and humidification functions in one system. It uses a water-saturated filter or media to wash incoming air, removing dust, allergens, and other particles. At the same time, it adds moisture to the air, increasing humidity levels as needed. Air washer units are commonly used in environments where maintaining clean, humidified air is important, such as in commercial buildings, hospitals, and industrial facilities.
Air Washer Unit
Role of
- Improving Indoor Air Quality: Air washer units effectively remove dust, pollen, allergens, and other airborne particles from the air, enhancing indoor air quality in various settings such as offices, schools, and healthcare facilities.
- Maintaining Comfortable Humidity Levels: By adding moisture to the air, air washer units help maintain optimal humidity levels, which is beneficial for occupant comfort and can alleviate issues related to dry air such as respiratory discomfort and static electricity.
- Controlling Dust and Odors: They are effective in environments where controlling dust levels and odors is crucial, such as manufacturing facilities, laboratories, and warehouses.
- Enhancing HVAC System Performance: Air washer units can be integrated into HVAC systems to improve overall system performance by reducing the load on filters and improving the efficiency of heating and cooling equipment.
- Specialized Applications: In specific industries such as textiles, printing, and electronics manufacturing, air washer units are used to maintain clean and controlled air environments to prevent product contamination and ensure quality production processes.
Air Washer Unit
Types of
- Centralized Air Washer Units
- Portable Air Washer Units
- Industrial Air Washer Units
- Commercial Air Washer Units
- Residential Air Washer Units
- Hybrid Air Washer Units
- High-Pressure Air Washer Units
Air Washer Unit
Advantages
- Removes dust, pollen, allergens, and particulate matter, enhancing overall air cleanliness.
- Adds moisture to the air, maintaining optimal humidity levels for comfort and health.
- Integrates air cleaning and humidification functions, reducing the need for separate systems and lowering energy consumption.
- Combines maintenance and operational costs of air cleaning and humidification into one system.
- Requires less frequent maintenance compared to separate systems, typically involving filter cleaning and water replenishment.
- Suitable for various environments, including commercial buildings, hospitals, and industrial facilities.
Air Washer Unit
Comprehensive Specification of
| Specification Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Centralized air washer unit |
| Capacity | 10,000 CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) |
| Air Cleaning Efficiency | Removes dust, pollen, allergens, and particulate matter |
| Humidification Method | Water-saturated media or filter |
| Humidification Capacity | Adjustable, up to 15 gallons per hour |
| Control System | Integrated control panel with digital display |
| Materials | Stainless steel construction for durability |
| Fan Type | Centrifugal fan for quiet operation |
| Filters | Washable filters for air cleaning |
| Water Supply | Automatic water supply connection |
| Energy Efficiency | High-efficiency motors and pumps |
| Noise Level | 55 dB(A) at maximum operation |
| Power Requirements | 220V, 3-phase |
| Dimensions | 72 inches (H) x 48 inches (W) x 36 inches (D) |
| Weight | 600 lbs |
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