The rotary dehumidifier, also known as a desiccant wheel dehumidifier, operates based on the principle of moisture absorption and desorption using a rotating wheel filled with desiccant material. Here’s a step-by-step explanation of its working principle:

Structure of the Rotary Dehumidifier:

• Desiccant Wheel (Rotor): The core component is a large, porous wheel made from a desiccant material (like silica gel or zeolite) that absorbs moisture from the air. The wheel is divided into two sections: the process air section and the reactivation air section.

• Air Inlet and Outlet: The device has separate air channels for the process air (the air that needs to be dehumidified) and the reactivation air (air used to regenerate the desiccant).

• Blowers/Fans: These move the air through the system, one for the process air and one for the reactivation air.

• Heater: Often, a heater is used to warm the reactivation air to regenerate the desiccant material by releasing the absorbed moisture.

Applications:

1. Industrial, Scientific Research, Military and Municipal Engineering

Lithium Battery Manufacturing

Semiconductor Fabrication

Automotive Paint Shops

Pharmaceutical Warehousing (GMP Standards)

Cultural Heritage Preservation

Food Cold Chain Logistics

Aerospace & Defense

Marine & Submarine Environments

JETEX Technical Performance Parameters

Single Rotary Dehumidifier For Industrial&Scientific Research&Military &Applications Images