We have a dehumidifier in the room.
Where humidity goes UP:
1 entering and exiting the room
2 clean, wet screens drying
3 wet emulsion drying on screens
4 anything creating a vacuum and drawing in outside air
1. Strip style or restaurant doors will do a lot for you here, but yes, no point in having a room you can't enter or exit.
2. Do this outside the room if possible, preferably in a passthrough to the room. If not, a cabinet in the room. Vertical drying preferred for us.
3. Do this in a cabinet in the room.
4. Yeah. We have dehumidifer and fans drawing from side of room facing AWAY from wet area, hopefully producing positive pressure to
mitigate air from wet processing area.
Today notwithstanding our relative humidity levels are fairly low, despite being near the ocean.
Them midwest/southern folks got it rough.
Now I have two questions:
Screw compressor produces a pretty large volume of warm, filtered (and I'm assuming dry) air, any reason not to use it in the screen room?
MH unit produces a pretty large volume of warm air and is ventilated to outside the room. I vaguely remember that these produce ozone
though so use in the screen room would be a no no?