Posts Tagged ‘dehumidifier hire’

Dehumidification Hire For A Power Station

Friday, August 27th, 2010

 

power station dehumidifaction hire

Andrews Dehumidification has delivered a dehumidification hire solution to a major power station in the UK. The dual-fired power station uses four main units, capable of using both coal and oil. There is also a once-through cooling water system at the station which means that there are no evaporation losses or concentration effect, thus reducing environmental impact on the local river.

Keeping Our Sweet Shops Full

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Dehumidifier Hire Solution

Andrews Sykes have delivered a dehumidifier hire solution to an international confectionery company to maintain relative humidity levels in several storage facilities across the country. Due to the combination of a very successful harvest and EU restrictions, temporary storage with controlled conditions had to be created to maintain their sensitive ingredients in perfect condition.

Andrews Sykes visited each location and delivered a custom dehumidifier hire solution for each warehouse. 30 DH150 High Volume Refrigerant Dehumidifiers with Humidistats were distributed to the various sites. Relative humidity soon dropped allowing the customer to quickly utilise the storage space.

Protecting The Nation’s Favourite Drinks!

Friday, May 7th, 2010

Dehumidifier Hire Saves Tea and CoffeeAndrews Sykes has provided a dehumidifier hire solution to safeguard the condition of a vast warehouse housing tea and coffee.

We were called when relative humidity levels within the 20,000 square metre warehouse had reached critical levels endangering the moisture sensitive tea and coffee. Andrews Sykes quickly responded with high volume KT6000 Desiccant Dehumidifier drying units, generators and ducting. Relative humidity levels were soon brought back under acceptable levels and valuable tea and coffee stocks were saved.

We are delighted that one of our dehumidifier hire solutions has prevented the nation’s tea and coffee breaks running dry!