CAREL UK Ltd

CPD - Humidification The course covers the primary climate conditions created through the heating/ cooling effects within non-domestic buildings and impact on humidity. The aim is to illustrate the importance of maintaining acceptable levels of relative humidity and the implications for not doing so. Includes an introduction to psychrometric charts and design criteria. We consider the UK climate and air characteristics and demonstrate by using a psychrometric chart how indoor air quality requirements linked to air temperature have a profound effect on relative humidity Principle reasons why we need to consider adding moisture to indoor air to increase relative humidity at certain times of the year, we look specifically at; - Infection Impact prevention and transmission reduction - Improvement of Indoor Air Quality and protection of human health - Protection of Hygroscopic materials and mitigation of the effects of electrostatic discharges