Different plants. Practical solutions.
Four project profiles from paper, print and woodworking facilities. See how building airflow, production needs and water quality shaped each system.
Rolled paper: two buildings, one coordinated installation
Two Midwest production buildings with more than 6.1 million cubic feet of air, 44 misting fans and a winter design target of 45% RH at 70°F.
Woodworking: three zones shaped by the plant's airflow
Forty 36-inch misting fans, five pump stations and three independently controlled zones, planned around 200,000 CFM of makeup air.
Print and labels: two zones and carefully treated water
A 120,000-square-foot label plant with ten fans, two humidity-control zones and a deionized-water blending system set to approximately 50 ppm TDS.
Woodworking: five zones across 255,300 square feet
Forty ceiling-hung FanMist fans and five automated pump stations, with reverse-osmosis water and a winter design target of 35% RH.
Profiles are drawn from IHC project records. Customer names and exact locations are withheld. Humidity figures are the projects’ design targets; equipment reflects the configuration specified for each installation.
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