Articles Tagged with ''drying equipment''

In September 2011, approximately 30,000 square feet of water from the Schuylkill River damaged areas at Reading Area Community College in Reading, Penn.

Steam vapor has always seemed to be one of those technologies that should be catalogued under “Two steps forward, one step back”

Drying involves removing moisture from wet materials and is most effectively performed after collecting atmospheric moisture readings, structural material...

On Jan. 24, the fire suppression system in Grace Baptist Church in Delaware, Ohio froze and subsequently burst, resulting in the flooding of several interior areas.

Many think the science behind drying is simply drying the air; however, it is actually a complicated practice that involves advanced physics combined with applied mathematical principles.

In July 2010, Nicolet High School in Milwaukee, Wis., a 385,000-square-foot public high school, experienced devastating water and structural damage throughout the basement and first floor levels when up to 5 feet of water poured in from recent flooding rains.