Construction process
Dehumidification during the process of building new properties currently consumes a lot of energy.
Energy consumption divided by two
It is important to reduce the moisture level in concrete and other materials used so that moisture damage does not occur during construction or later. Today, fan heaters and dehumidifiers are often used, which not only consume a lot of energy but also often send supplied energy out of the building. That’s feeding the crows!
Airwatergreen dehumidification technology more than halves the energy consumption of dehumidification during the construction process. As soon as window and door openings are covered, dehumidification can start. No heating of the property is necessary as our dehumidifiers are just as energy efficient at low temperatures. This makes it possible to save energy by keeping a lower temperature during construction and also to halve the energy consumption of the dehumidifiers themselves compared to traditional technology.
Since the dehumidifiers are mobile/portable, it is possible to easily redistribute the dehumidification during the project in case of changes in the moisture load from e.g. casting or filling.
A number of projects have been carried out with our large REX dehumidifier and the smaller FLEX. Reduced heating can also provide a better climate to work in! When passing through our dehumidifiers, the air is also filtered.
Product choice for construction process
- Office buildings: Properties with open floor areas are best handled with our larger REX dehumidifier. The dehumidifier can then be placed centrally or distributed to suitable locations on the floor surface per floor as moisture is quickly distributed in the air.
- Apartment buildings: Our smaller dehumidifier(FLEX) can be placed in each apartment and moved around as the construction process progresses. The condensate is led down the nearest floor drain. Dehumidification of the individual apartments can be supplemented by a centrally located larger dehumidifier (REX) in, for example, the stairwell.
