SANFOG SYSTEMS
Industrial systems for automatic humidity control
- Easier timber storage due to constant humidity
- Less waste due to optimum dimensional accuracy of a material
- Ideal production conditions due to reduced dust
- Optimum conditions for material bonding and connecting
- World quality SANFOG patent
SANFOG SYSTEMS
Technology
Snap evaporation
Cooling is based on the theory of evaporation with the cold water absorbing ambient heat and using this energy for evaporation. The equipment uses special nozzles for “mist” forming with water drops absorbing as much ambient heat as possible before they totally evaporate. This method is known as “snap evaporation” meaning that water vapour can reduce ambient temperature by 10-15°C without any chemicals or other harmful substances and eliminate the feeling of wetness.
High-pressure system
Their working pressure is up to 130 bar. High-pressure system consists of a filter, high-pressure pump and distribution line, and/or special equipment such as SkyMist Spray Unit, Fan Coil Unit, Elimist, Spray Nozzle Fan.
Water filtration
Using various filters for coarse dirt, softening equipment or complex reverse osmosis with membrane filters, we are able to supply water to our humidifying system ensuring minimum care for spray nozzles, which have a hole smaller than the diameter of a human hair.
Ecological technology
All SANFOG systems are considered to be GREEN TECHNOLOGY because they do not use any cooling medium so no leakage of cooling gases depleting the ozone layer may occur. The system with the capacity of 100l/hour delivers the cooling output of 64kW consuming only 0.6kW
SANFOG SYSTEMS INDUSTRIAL HUMIDIFICATION
Use in the woodworking industry
If the air is too dry, the wood gives its own air humidity, especially during the heating season by reducing the humidity to less than 40% relative air humidity; there is an acute risk of wood damage both during storage and at each stage of processing.
The use of water-soluble paints requires a sufficiently constant ambient humidity to avoid adhesion problems. If the wood does not get direct moisture (eg rain), its moisture content corresponds to ambient air. For machining purposes, the ideal wood humidity is between 9 and 12%. These values correspond to a moisture content of between 50 and 60% relative humidity, thereby creating a balance between air humidity and wood. Spaces in which dried wood is stored or where the wood is handled should also be humidified – at least in winter against moisture fluctuations and to prevent damage to the wood.
Uneven humidity can cause changes in dimensions and greater distortion of the wood, as well as deformation, and wood cracks when the water content changes. Dust reduction is one of the main reasons why humidification is so popular in the wood industry. Another great advantage is that a humidifier that uses atomized water can be operated at a fraction of the cost compared to other air humidifiers.
SANFOG SYSTEMS INDUSTRIAL HUMIDIFICATION
Use in the woodworking industry
If the air is too dry, the wood gives its own air humidity, especially during the heating season by reducing the humidity to less than 40% relative air humidity; there is an acute risk of wood damage both during storage and at each stage of processing.
The use of water-soluble paints requires a sufficiently constant ambient humidity to avoid adhesion problems. If the wood does not get direct moisture (eg rain), its moisture content corresponds to ambient air. For machining purposes, the ideal wood humidity is between 9 and 12%. These values correspond to a moisture content of between 50 and 60% relative humidity, thereby creating a balance between air humidity and wood. Spaces in which dried wood is stored or where the wood is handled should also be humidified – at least in winter against moisture fluctuations and to prevent damage to the wood.
Uneven humidity can cause changes in dimensions and greater distortion of the wood, as well as deformation, and wood cracks when the water content changes. Dust reduction is one of the main reasons why humidification is so popular in the wood industry. Another great advantage is that a humidifier that uses atomized water can be operated at a fraction of the cost compared to other air humidifiers.
