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How to deal with water condensation on equipment?

Started by , Aug 30 2016 04:53 PM
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I work in the salad industry and the current hot point is water condensation on equipment and structures. Does anyone know of an article which addresses this issue that I could include with my SOP?

 

Thank you!

 

Wendy

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Hello,

 

Check the humidity and temperature of the area. Relative  humidity of 55% with 27 degree will solve the problem. 

I work in the salad industry and the current hot point is water condensation on equipment and structures. Does anyone know of an article which addresses this issue that I could include with my SOP?

 

Thank you!

 

Wendy

 

Hi Wendy,

 

A little more context might help, eg what kind of equipment / structures / environment. Air-conditioners dripping in 10degC  ?


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