The Condair FF2 high pressure spray humidifier can provide up to 1,080kg/hr of humidification and a potential 745kW of adiabatic cooling from just 3.2kW of consumed energy.
A high pressure pump feeds RO water, at up to 80bar, to a system of atomising nozzles located inside a duct. The precision engineered nozzles create a fine mist that rapidly evaporates into the air stream with a 95% efficiency.
A droplet separator is positioned downstream of the nozzles to contain the mist within the humidification section and guarantee droplet-free humidification.
The Condair FF2 provides a cost effective solution for air handling systems incorporating multiple humidification and cooling elements. A single pump station is able to feed different nozzle grids in up to four separate zones.
The Condair FF2 nozzles are stainless steel with a ceramic insert. This provides an extremely durable spray orifice and allows the system to offer a consistently wide spraying angle throughout its long lifetime. A wide spray angle gives more even humidity distribution across the duct, good humidity control and minimises waste water.
The system is very easy to install, has low energy consumption and requires minimal maintenance.
The Condair FF2 is supplied with the nozzles pre-mounted onto the manifold ready to be installed in the duct. The droplet separator has a modular design that also makes it easy to construct inside the air handling unit, keeping installation costs low.
As the pump station only requires 650W to provide 100kg/h of moisture, the energy consumption when compared to steam humidification is much lower. Even at the full output of 1,080kg/h the humidifier only uses 3.2kW.
Ongoing service requirements are also very low and, depending on use, can consist of just an annual check.
The Condair FF2 can supply multiple ducts with spray humidification from a single pump station. This multi-zone feature makes it the ideal choice for air handling units that incorporate both humidification and adiabatic cooling elements.
A single pump station can humidify up to four ducts providing humidification of incoming fresh air as well as adiabatic cooling of exhaust air. By using a thermal recovery system, cool energy can be transferred from exhaust air to incoming fresh air, thus pre-cooling and reducing the load on chillers.
When used in multi-zone applications, the Condair FF2 offers independent local control for each duct and also local fault relays to the main control panel.