Question 1

What happens to overspray or non-evaporated water upstream of the filters?

Jessica Olsen · Accepted Answer

Upstream systems manage unevaporated water with a fog droplet eliminator or waterproof filters, preventing bulk moisture carryover into the filtration section. A drain water flow of ~10–20% can also be routed back to a raw water tank (in applicable designs).

Question 2

What happens to overspray or non-evaporated water upstream of the filters?

Jessica Olsen · Accepted Answer

Upstream systems manage unevaporated water with a fog droplet eliminator or waterproof filters, preventing bulk moisture carryover into the filtration section. A drain water flow of ~10–20% can also be routed back to a raw water tank (in applicable designs).

Question 3

What happens to overspray or non-evaporated water upstream of the filters?

Jessica Olsen · Accepted Answer

Upstream systems manage unevaporated water with a fog droplet eliminator or waterproof filters, preventing bulk moisture carryover into the filtration section. A drain water flow of ~10–20% can also be routed back to a raw water tank (in applicable designs).

Question 4

What happens to overspray or non-evaporated water upstream of the filters?

Jessica Olsen · Accepted Answer

Upstream systems manage unevaporated water with a fog droplet eliminator or waterproof filters, preventing bulk moisture carryover into the filtration section. A drain water flow of ~10–20% can also be routed back to a raw water tank (in applicable designs).

What happens to overspray or non-evaporated water upstream of the filters?

Jessica Olsen

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