Dehumidifier Heat Pipes

The Most Cost Effective Method of Dehumidification.

WHAT ARE DINH^TM DEHUMIDIFIER HEAT PIPES?

Dinh^TM Dehumidifier Heat Pipes are thermal transfer devices capable of moving large amounts of heat from the return air stream to the supply air stream of any AC system. Typically,they are charged with a working fluid (usually R-22 or R-134a).Because heat pipes move heat with a process of vaporization and condensation, no mechanical parts or energy is needed.

Dinh^TM Dehumidifier Heat Pipes consist of two sections.The first section is placed in the incoming air stream before the AC cooling coil. When warm air passes over the first section, the liquid refrigerant vaporizes, moving heat to the second section, placed downstream from the cooling coil. Because heat has been removed from the air before entering the evaporator coil, air passing through the cooling coil drops to a lower temperature, resulting in more condensate removal. The overcooled air is then reheated to a comfortable temperature and a lower relative humidity by the second section, using the same heat originally absorbed by the first section.