TinnerFlow™3rd YearSystems & Controls
Sensible heat changes temperature; latent heat changes moisture content. Dehumidification requires removing latent heat by cooling below the dew point. Un…
Sensible heat changes temperature; latent heat changes moisture content. Dehumidification requires removing latent heat by cooling below the dew point. Understanding the difference is critical when sizing coils and selecting equipment for humid climates.
Do not hide, force, cover, or “make it work” if this affects safety, access, airflow, rated assemblies, supports, equipment, or inspection. Stop and verify the approved correction.