Laboratories
A MeeFog™ Humidification system uses substantially less energy than other humidification technologies including compressed air, ultra-sonic and steam systems.
Labs often require 100% outside air. This large load of humidification is a perfect place to apply an energy efficient MeeFog™ system.
An important factor in laboratory work is the ability to stabilize the surrounding environment. Fluctuations in temperature and humidity caused by external factors are a problem.
Mee Industries helps combat these potentially harmful dry and low humidity levels by applying a process called adiabatic humidification (pure water). This process continuously monitors and controls the amount of humidity introduced into the air while helping maintain the overall temperature.
Savings in running costs and low maintenance routines means that a MeeFog system will typically pay for itself within one year.
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We'll gladly supply a detailed payback analysis report for your laboratory including:
- Installed MeeFog™ system cost
- Predicted Process Gains Per Year
MeeFog™ System Benefits:
- Reduces electrostatic shock
- High quality, corrosion resistant system components
- Low energy consumption
- Precise humidity level control
- Easy to service and maintain
- Ultra-fine fog droplets
- Stainless steel construction
- Flexible and easy to retrofit
- Easy to specify
- Guaranteed results!
Featured Case Study
NSF International, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Mee Fog Humidifier Installation
- MeeFog High Pressure Humidification System For Four Air Handlers
Benefits:
- Reduced Energy Consumption
- Lower Maintenance Costs
- $75,000 Savings Per Year
NSF helps protect the public by certifying products and writing standards for food, water, air and consumer goods. Their testing laboratories in Ann Arbor, Michigan test thousands of products each year. The testing labs require close environmental control to maintain the integrity of the testing process and to not introduce any variables into the results.
The Lab area and supporting office areas were humidified using (9)gas fired steam generators. The high energy costs and extensive maintenance required to keep the units operating was stressing the building maintenance team's resources. When the decision was made to look at alternate methods of humidification, NSF called upon MeeFog to assist them in designing a humidification system that would provide the humidity control they desired in an energy efficient manner.
The building has four air handlers, rated at 30,000 cfm each, with (2) units operating as 100% makeup air units for the lab exhausts and (2) operating on economizer cycles for the office and support areas. The units are served by a single high pressure MeeFog pump that provides 1000 psi water to the nozzle headers via staging solenoids. The system is controlled by the Siemens building control system.
Each of the make-up units have a maximum load of approximately 1000 #/hr, while the general area units have loads of 300#/hr. The load is matched by using staging solenoids that bring on nozzle headers in various combinations. Excess moisture that is not absorbed into the air stream is collected on the cooling coil and drained away. The total electrical load for this system is 2.25 kW.
Annual energy savings compared to gas to steam humidifiers, is in excess of $75,000, with a further reduction of $18,000 in annual maintenance costs. NSF is presently adding 50,000 sq.ft. to their Ann Arbor facility and this will be humidified by a MeeFog system as well.
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The MeeFog™ Rack
The highly reliable, robustly engineered MeeFog™ rack incorporates a system of high-pressure pumps, which pressurize demineralized water. This ultra-clean water flows through a network of stainless steel tubes and then through the revolutionary MeeFog™ nozzles. Each self-contained MeeFog™ rack includes a programmable logic controller (PLC) control system that allows the system to operate safely in automatic mode.
Mee Industries' unique turnkey installations are made possible by our proprietary high-pressure MeeFog™ racks, allowing the completion of installations with as little as 1-2 day outages.
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