Humidification & Water Systems

Pendred Airspray Systems

Detailed Explanation

AirSpray Humidification systems are especially designed for use in enclosed cold store room's and refrigerated food display cabinets, where the dry atmosphere would cause unwrapped food to dehydrate and loose moisture and condition. The maintenance of natural moisture and juices is essential to preserve product freshness, taste, texture and appearance.

The System

The Airspray Humidification system combines compressed air and water at an atomisation nozzle fitted into an enclosed space, cold room or food display cabinet. A plume of 95% compressed air and 5% of very fine water droplets of 5-10 microns suspended in compressed air distribute moisture into the area to be humidified. Such minute water droplets evaporate quickly into the air and boost the relative humidity.

A Humidistat sensor positioned within the display or storage facility monitor the level of humidity and a humidistat control system turns the system on and off as required.

The Water

Fresh mains drinking water must be used for all moisture maintenance systems. Airspray humidification benefits from water that has been demineralised but is not essential to its reliable operation.

The Effects

Boosting the relative humidity within an enclosed refrigerated space to over 85% neutralises the drying effect of dry or refrigerated air. Shelf life is extended and the condition of food products are extended as the quality and appearance are maintained.

Tests have also shown that the process of refrigeration is improved as the higher moisture content of the air provides for a better transfer of heat from the product to the refrigeration-cooling coil.

The Benefits

Maintenance

When AirSpray Humidification systems have been correctly set, re-adjustment should not be necessary. Generally speaking the equipment should be checked two or three times a year and the atomisation nozzle(s) descaled and disinfected. Water and Air filters should be renewed at least every six months or more often if water or air quality is a problem.

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