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Protection against later humidity damage due to remaining humidity

Air humidity determines in a special way whether you feel comfortable in a room. Too high humidity can be oppressive and uncomfortable. It can cause mould and damage the building structure long-term. Visible or hidden mould in living areas can also have serious consequences for health.

Storage at too high humidity means that vehicles can suffer from metal corrosion, mould on leather and fungus infestation in wood parts. Replacement parts for vintage cars can be difficult to obtain and expensive. Restoration takes a lot of time and incurs additional costs. As a result, such valuable vehicles should be protected from humidity in good time. The AERIAL^® air dehumidifier is ideal for just that.

In the energy economy and in Renewable Energies, AERIAL^® air dehumidifiers are used to prevent facility and transformer downtime due to too high humidity and corrosion damage to sensitive components. A controlled room humidity also contributes to improving the dielectric strength of insulators and increasing operating safety.

Air humidity plays an important role in some processes in the pharma industry. Processing and storage of raw materials, preliminary and end products can strongly depend on the consistency and viscosity of these usually hygroscopic substances. 

Museums, churches and collections are usually subject to special climatic requirements. Hygroscopic materials such as paper, canvases and paints can change or disintegrated if they are exposed to climatic fluctuations or a too high air humidity. 

Leisure facilities with larger pools or wet zones face the challenge that the water turns into steam at higher temperatures. In this way, the air slowly becomes saturated with humidity which condenses on cold walls and windows. This condensate leads to rot, mould formation and corrosion.