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Yakeclimate Engineering Team
Engineering Team Yakeclimate technical articles are prepared by the engineering team using inputs from product development, application review, manufacturing, testing, and project support.Profile
Role in the Yakeclimate resource library
The Yakeclimate Engineering Team maintains technical resources about industrial dehumidification and humidity-control equipment. Articles bring together product, application, manufacturing, testing, and project-support inputs so that readers can understand operating conditions, equipment boundaries, and the information required before selection.
- Editorial focus
- Industrial dehumidification, operating conditions, equipment application, manufacturing, testing, and project interfaces.
- Areas of focus
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- Industrial dehumidification
- Application and operating-condition review
- Equipment selection inputs
- Manufacturing and testing
- Project interfaces and installation constraints
Resource contributions
Articles and recorded reviews
145 written
Greenhouse Night Humidity Control: Dew Point, Leaf Wetness and Pre-Dusk Strategy
Greenhouse night humidity control is mainly a dew point and leaf-wetness problem. When the greenhouse cools after sunset, the same amount of water vapor can push RH sharply upward and bring leaves, fruit, glazing or curtains close to condensation.
Read article →Automated Greenhouse Humidity Control: Sensor Logic, Staging and Equipment Interfaces
Automated greenhouse humidity control works when sensors, setpoints, ventilation, curtains, heating and dehumidifiers follow the same logic. A dehumidifier that only switches on at a fixed RH threshold may fight the greenhouse computer instead of supporting it.
Read article →Greenhouse Dehumidification Design Data: What to Send Before Sizing Equipment
Greenhouse dehumidification design starts with project data, not with a model number. Crop water use, night temperature, screens, ventilation, CO2 strategy and airflow layout can change the required moisture-removal capacity by a large margin.
Read article →How Many Dehumidifiers Does a 5-Hectare Greenhouse Need? A Sizing Walk-Through
A 5-hectare tomato greenhouse holding 75% RH at 16 °C sounds like a single-number question. It isn't. Across the three scenarios below the count runs from 49 to 101 units — more than a factor of two, and a CAPEX spread in the tens of thousands of EUR.
Read article →Rotary Desiccant Dehumidifier Rotor Structure: What Actually Affects Performance
The rotor in a rotary desiccant dehumidifier is not just a wheel. Its media, sector layout, seals, drive system, filtration and reactivation path all decide whether the unit can hold the required leaving-air dew point.
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Read article →Humidity in Food Processing: Condensation Is a Safety Issue
Read article →Grow Room Temperature and Humidity Control
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Read article →Electrical Cabinet Dehumidifiers: Selection and Drainage
Read article →Battery Room Ventilation and Humidity Control: Two Jobs, Sized Separately
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