EP0801720B1 - A method and an apparatus for increasing the yield of an airdrying process - Google Patents
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- E04B1/7092—Temporary mechanical ventilation of damp layers, e.g. insulation of a floating floor
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F24F—AIR-CONDITIONING; AIR-HUMIDIFICATION; VENTILATION; USE OF AIR CURRENTS FOR SCREENING
- F24F3/00—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems
- F24F3/12—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems characterised by the treatment of the air otherwise than by heating and cooling
- F24F3/14—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems characterised by the treatment of the air otherwise than by heating and cooling by humidification; by dehumidification
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to a method of increasing the yield of an air drying process.
- the invention also relates to an air drying apparatus which includes a drying rotor.
- the method and the apparatus are primarily intended for drying so-called layered constructions or other building constructions with which an extra high air pressure is required in order for the air to pass through water-damaged insulation, i.e. when the pressure of the air delivered by a conventional dehumidifier is insufficient for this purpose.
- SE-C2-500 223 (Swedish Patent Application 9301015-5) (Rento-venta) (corresponding to WO-A-94/23 142) describes a method and apparatus for drying water-damaged building structures, for instance insulated concrete floors or subfloors, wherein hot dry air is delivered at overpressure to the water-damaged area and the moisture-saturated air is allowed to pass to atmosphere, to an overlying room or space, or is collected and transported away or processed for re-use.
- This known method involves positioning insulation above the floor or subfloor so as to form a gap therebetween, whereafter hot pressurized air is delivered to the gap with the intention of removing moisture-containing air from the water-damaged area.
- the dehumidifier draws in wet or moist air that is to be dried and the dry air is passed through a hose to a high-pressure fan which pressurizes the air.
- the pressurized, dry air is then forced down through the wet insulation while taking up moisture, and is again drawn into the dehumidifier as it re-enters the room or space.
- Dehumidifiers that can be used in methods of this kind are described in SE-C-8804281-7 and its American counterpart US-A-5,147,420 (Corroventa) and also in SE-C-9102488-5 (Corroventa Avfuktning) (corresponding to WO-A-93/04 764).
- Optimal drying methods and equipment will preferably have the following characteristic features:
- the air exiting from the dehumidifier to the turbine wanders through uninsulated hoses, the air becomes cool and its relative humidity increases. Furthermore, most of the energy contained by the high-pressure fan is delivered to the surroundings and not to the dry air, which also contributes to a lower temperature and a higher relative humidity in comparison with what is possible and desirable. Cooling of the air in the hoses that occurs with the use of high-pressure fans in accordance with present-day techniques means that the energy of the fans will not be fully utilized in practice, therewith extending the drying time by a factor of three to four due to the colder and wetter air being unable to carry away sufficient water from the water-damaged area.
- the object of the invention is to provide a novel and simple method and apparatus of the aforesaid kind which will avoid the aforesaid drawbacks of known methods and air drying apparatus, and in which the components used are easy to handle, in which costs and sound levels are lower, in which the energy available is utilized effectively, and in which controls and supervision can be readily carried out.
- the invention affords the important advantage of requiring only one single product which can be positioned in a room or space that has been subjected to water damage as a result of flooding, and in which all processing of the air takes place. This greatly facilitates installation and handling, while requiring only a very small amount of space in which to carry out an air drying process.
- a further advantage is that sound levels will be very low, as all components are collected and housed in one heat-insulated and sound-insulated box. This means that persons living or working in the vicinity of the moisture-damaged space will now not be subjected to noise pollution.
- the sound level may be as low as 46-47 dB, which corresponds to the high demands placed on noise emissions.
- the air is processed or treated in a heat-insulated box and because the air also constitutes cooling air for cooling the electric motor of the high-pressure fan, all available energy is recovered and conserved for the pressurized dry air prior to the air being delivered directly to the water-damaged construction.
- the construction will be heated considerably, e.g. to a temperature of 60-80°C, wherewith the water-vapour pressure and water evaporation will also increase and therewith provide much shorter drying times.
- Drying times which are one-fifth to one-tenth of the times achieved with established techniques can be achieved when practicing the inventive method.
- the freely sucked air is heated and dried in a first process air chamber by a drying and rotor is sucked into a second housing chamber which is delimited from said first process air chamber by a wall in which the drying rotor is accommodated, said second chamber being provided with a high-pressure fan such that the process air will pass the electric motor and be heated thereby before being delivered to the fan inlet, wherewith the pressurized and temperature-elevated dry air is delivered to the water-damaged layer or area directly from the second chamber through the chamber outlet, to which the outlet of the high-pressure fan is connected.
- the invention has the primary advantage that all air treatment takes place in the insulated housing that contains two mutually adjacent chambers, and that the dry pressurized air (0.5-1.5% relative humidity) heated to a temperature of 60-80°C is pressed into the water-damaged layer or area, therewith raising the temperature of the structure significantly and greatly increasing the water-vapour pressure in the pores of the structure and therewith enhancing water evaporation.
- the high-temperature dry air has a high water take-up capacity and carries away the water from the layer or area, said air being again drawn into the insulated housing and there dehumidified.
- the energy in the wet regeneration air exiting from the housing can be delivered to the incoming process air through the medium of a heat-exchanger or condenser before the air is sucked into the first process-air chamber via the inlet of the low-pressure fan. Still warmer and drier air is obtained in this way.
- part of the process air in the second chamber is caused to depart from the second chamber via a separate valve-controlled outlet without passing the high-pressure fan.
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view, partially cut-away, of an inventive air drying apparatus provided with a drying rotor.
- Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a room in a building where a floor insulating layer has suffered water damage and shows the air drying apparatus of Fig. 1 positioned in the room.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the air drying apparatus shown in Fig. 1.
- An air drying apparatus comprises a housing 1 which includes sound and heat insulation 3 and in which all of the apparatus components are housed.
- a drying rotor 5 is received in a recess in a vertical wall 4 and delimits, together with a horizontal floor 6 roughly in the centre of the housing, a first process-air chamber 7 from a second process-air chamber 8.
- the housing is supported by wheels 13 which coact with supports 13a, and is fitted with a handle 49 for moving the apparatus.
- the air 10 to be treated enters the first chamber 7 through an inlet 2 and passes a process-air filter 9 mounted in a sound-insulated filter box 11 immediately in front of the filter inlet.
- the filter 9 and the box 11 function to capture and collect any solid particles carried by the air, for instance sand.
- the process air is pressed into the first chamber 7 through the medium of a low-pressure fan 12.
- the air 21 is forced through the rotor 5, said rotor being provided with passageways that contain moisture-adsorbing means, such as silica gel crystals, for instance.
- the rotor 5 is rotated continuously with the aid of a motor 14 and a drive belt 15.
- the major part of the process air 21 pressurized by the fan 12 flows through a first part of the rotor 5 and is dehumidified therein, whereafter the thus dried air 16 enters the second chamber 8 (c.f. the arrow 16) where it flows down into the lower part of the apparatus and passes the electric motor 17 of a high-pressure fan 18 while cooling the motor and further heating the dry air prior to said air entering the inlet 18a of the high-pressure fan 18 and being pressurized by said fan.
- Another part 22 of the air demoisturized in the rotor 5 is deflected by a cover means 23 provided with heat-emitting devices 24 and arranged in the second chamber 8 in the close proximity of the rotor.
- the hot regeneration air - indicated by the arrow 25 - passes back through about one-fourth of the rotor 5, where it takes up the moisture that has been adsorbed in the rotor.
- This air then leaves the rotor as wet air 26 and exits from the apparatus through a wet air outlet 29 and is transported to the surroundings through a hose (not shown).
- air can be delivered from without and pressurized by a fan (not shown) and heated by heat-emitting means for use as regeneration air.
- the energy in the wet regeneration air leaving the housing can be delivered to the process air prior to said air entering the housing 1 through the inlet 2, with the aid of a heat-exchanger or condenser (not shown).
- the rotor 5 is regenerated more effectively when the heat-emitting devices 24 in the cover means 23 are placed closely adjacent the rotor 5, so that the radiation heat will be directed immediately onto the moisture-adsorbent medium in the rotor.
- the dry and hot air leaving the outlet 18b of the high-pressure fan 18 has a temperature of 60-80°C and a relative humidity of 0.5-1.5%.
- the high-pressure fan outlet 18b is connected to the housing outlet 19 by a hose 27, and the dry and hot high-pressure air is led from the housing through a hose 28 directly down into the water-damaged insulating layer 30 beneath the concrete floor 31 of the room 32.
- the construction will therewith be heated considerably, causing the water present to evaporate and be carried away effectively by the hot and dry air, which seeps out through cracks 33 and is sucked into the inlet 2 of the drying apparatus in the aforedescribed manner.
- the second process-air chamber 8 includes a further outlet 36 which is controlled or regulated by a valve means 35 and through which dry, hot air 16 that has not been pressurized by the high-pressure fan 18 can be taken out for some other drying purpose when desired, for instance for drying a wall of a room whose floor insulating layer has suffered water damage.
- a number of devices necessary for manoeuvering and operating the drying apparatus are installed on the front side of the housing 1, these devices including in the present case an electrical connection 40, an operating time meter 41, air-volume and temperature indicators 42, on and off switches 43, control lamps 44, 45, a hygrostat 46 and overheating safety means 47.
- the partition wall 4 which accommodates the rotor 5 in a recess therein and on which the electric motor 14 is also mounted may be in the form of a cassette and mounted in the upper part of the housing 1 and therewith delimit the two process-air chambers 7 and 8 from one another in cooperation with the horizontal bottom wall 6.
- the main part of the second process-air chamber 8 is located in the lower part of the housing, where it accommodates the high-pressure fan 18. It will be understood that the aforesaid delimitation and arrangement of the high-pressure fan in the lower part of the housing provides a highly compact design and that the apparatus as a whole contains only very few components.
- the thermal energy developed by the high-pressure fan motor is utilized to a maximum in improving the drying capacity of the air delivered, while the fan motor is cooled satisfactorily by the process air prior to entering the fan inlet 18a.
- the temperature and air-volume indicators 42 provided on the apparatus make it possible to check carefully that the apparatus has been set-up in an optimal manner.
- the insulated box 1 does not accommodate a separate, complete dehumidifier, but that the product as a whole is incorporated as one single integrated unit, i.e. is not constructed from different separate assembled units.
- the high-pressure fan 18 of the dehumidifier presses dry air directly into the water-damaged layer through the hose 28, i.e. is not connected to other apparatus components via a number of suction hoses.
Abstract
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In the case of present-day techniques where the dry air has a temperature of 30-35°C for instance, the water-vapour pressure in the pores is about 35 mm Hg. If the temperature increases to 60-80°C, the water-vapour pressure would be about 230 mm Hg, i.e. about seven times greater, resulting in a drying time which is one-seventh of the drying time that can be achieved with conventional techniques.
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- A method of increasing the yield of an air drying process, said method including the stepsa) freely sucking-in air from a room into a first process air chamber in a heat- and sound-insulated housing (1) by a first motor-driven fan and delivering the air to a drying rotor (5) containing a moisture adsorbent medium to dehumidify and dry the air by moisture exchange with heated regenerating air;b) sucking said demoisturized and heated air into a second air process chamber (8) delimited from said first chamber (7) in said housing (1) by a high-pressure fan (18) driven by a second electric motor (17) in said second chamber (8), such that the process air passes said second electric motor and is heated thereby prior to entering the high-pressure fan inlet (18a); andc) delivering the pressurized process air of higher temperature to the water damaged layer or area directly from the second chamber outlet, to which the outlet (19) of said high-pressure fan (18) is connected.
- A method according to Claim 1, characterized by freely sucking-in the air by said first fan (12) to said first air chamber (7) through a filter (9) which partially defines a space (11) delimited from the first chamber (7) inwardly of the inlet and functioning to collect air-carried solid particles, such as sand.
- A method according to Claim 1 or Claim 2,
characterized by delivering the energy contained by the wet regeneration air leaving the housing to the incoming process air with the aid of a heat-exchanger or condenser prior to sucking said air into said inlet of the first process-air chamber (7). - A method according to any one of Claims 1-3,
characterized by directing part of the process air in the second chamber (8) after heating it by said second motor (17) from the second process-air chamber through a separate valve-regulated outlet (36) without passing the high-pressure fan (18). - An air drying apparatus provided with a drying rotor and comprising:a) a heat- and sound-insulated housing (1) which is intended to be set-up in a moisture-damaged room or space and which includes an inlet (2) and an outlet (19);b) said drying rotor (5) located in said housing (1), said drying rotor including passageways which contain a moisture-adsorbent medium, e.g. silica gel crystals;c) a motor (14) which drives the rotor (5), preferably continuously;d) a first motor-driven fan (12) for sucking-in air freely from the room and delivering it to the drying rotor (5);e) air-heating devices (23, 24) and means for leading heated air in counterflow through a further part of the rotor (5) as regenerating air;f) a wet regeneration air outlet (29);g) a second motor-driven fan (18) of a high-pressure type in the housing (1) to which fan (18) dehumidified and heated process air exiting from said first part of the rotor is sucked, such that said air will pass the second electric motor (17) of said second fan and be further heated thereby before entering the high-pressure fan inlet (18a), and after being pressurized is delivered directly to the water-damaged layer or area (30) through the housing outlet (19) to which the high-pressure fan outlet (18b) is connected.
- Apparatus according to Claim 5, whereinh) said drying rotor (5) is accommodated in a recess in a wall (4) in the housing (1);i) the rotor accommodating wall (4) delimits first and second process-air chambers (7, 8) in the housing (1); andj) the second fan (18) and its electric motor (17) are situated in the second process-air chamber (8).
- Apparatus according to Claim 6, characterized by heat-exchanger or condenser means for delivering energy contained in the wet regeneration air leaving the housing (1) to the process air prior to said air entering the housing through the inlet (2).
- Apparatus according to any one of Claims 5-7,
characterized in that the second chamber (8) has provided therein a valve-regulated second outlet (36) for process air which is heated by the second electric motor (17) of the high-pressure fan but which has not been pressurized by said fan. - Apparatus according to any one of Claims 5-8,
characterized in that the wall (4) which accommodates the rotor (5) delimits the first process-air chamber (7) from the second process-air chamber in conjunction with a defining wall or floor (6) in the centre of the housing; and in that the high-pressure fan is mounted in the lower part of the second chamber, generally beneath said horizontal wall or floor (6). - Apparatus according to any one of Claims 5-9,
characterized in that that side of the housing on which the apparatus inlet and outlet (2; 19) are mounted is fitted with a plurality of apparatus operating and indicating devices, such as an operating time meter (41), air-volume and temperature indicators (42), control lamps (44, 45), a hygrostat (46) and an overheating safety device (47).
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