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Polygon adds to dehu lineup

March 1, 2011

Polygon now offers the Humidity Control Unit 8000 (HCU-8000) that combines cooling and desiccant dehumidification technologies in one energy-efficient system.



Polygon now offers the Humidity Control Unit 8000 (HCU-8000) that combines cooling and desiccant dehumidification technologies in one energy-efficient system. The unit controls dew point temperatures in hot, humid climates, and is ideal for use in structural drying, temporary humidity control in building construction, and condensation and corrosion control.

“The HCU is capable of delivering dew points as low as 40 degrees Fahrenheit in even the highest humidity load conditions,” said David Simkins, director of industrial services for Polygon, formerly a division within Munters. “This is accomplished using less energy and providing comfortable outlet temperatures.”

Traditional mechanical systems must cool the air below the desired dew point in order to remove moisture, thus requiring additional energy to reheat the air to obtain delivered air with low relative humidity.

The HCU-8000 removes humidity utilizing a packaged refrigeration system in conjunction with an adsorbent high carbon desiccant wheel. The unit operates cost-effectively because the energy required for the regeneration of the desiccant wheel is recycled from the condenser waste heat. The result is a unit integrally designed for superior performance in even the highest humidity load conditions.

“Use of the HCU can result in 25 to 40 percent overall energy savings while delivering dew point temperatures below 40 degree Fahrenheit and dry bulb temperatures near 70 degrees Fahrenheit for typical industrial applications during warmer summer months,” Simkins added. “Traditional refrigeration equipment would use 20 percent more cooling and more energy to heat the air back up to acceptable levels.”

Features of the HCU include:
  • Built-in digital controller
  • Remote monitoring capabilities
  • Selection of humidity or temperature demand as the control point
  • High-efficiency scroll compressors
  • Titanium enhanced silica gel wheel with carbon
  • Variable frequency drives for capacity control
Polygon offers three HCU rental unit sizes, depending on job requirements -- the HCU-3000 with air flow of 3,000 cubic feet per minute (cfm), the HCU-6000 with air flow of 6,000 cfm and the HCU-8000 with air flow of 8,000 cfm.

More information can be found at www.polygongroup.us.

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