Air conditioning dehumidification principle

If the air conditioner is used for too long, it needs regular cleaning. Otherwise, it is likely to fail to achieve the desired effect and often fail to cool or heat. The air conditioner should be dehumidified in time. The principle is to clean out excess moisture to achieve better operation.

Now is the hot and humid season, so you can use the dehumidification function of the air conditioner to dehumidify. So what does air conditioning dehumidification mean? What is the appropriate temperature for air conditioning dehumidification? What is the appropriate temperature for air conditioning dehumidification?

There are generally two air indicators: one is temperature, the other is humidity. Dehumidification refers to the proportion of water in the air. If the temperature is not very high, like during the plum rain season, but the humidity is very high, people feel that they cannot sweat. At this time, another function of the air conditioner is revealed, which is to dehumidify. The dry air makes people feel refreshed.

There are generally two air indicators: one is temperature, the other is humidity. Dehumidification refers to the proportion of water in the air. If the temperature is not very high, like during the plum rain season, but the humidity is very high, people feel that they cannot sweat. At this time, another function of the air conditioner is revealed, which is to dehumidify. The dry air makes people feel refreshed.

In summer, there is a lot of humidity in the air, especially after rain and in hot and humid weather. The suitable humidity for the human body is about 60-70 percent. If the humidity is too high, the human body will feel uncomfortable. If the air conditioner is turned on at this time, the water vapor in the air will adhere to the low temperature of the air conditioner evaporator and condense into dew, which will then be discharged to the outside through the water collection tray and pipes. Therefore, the air conditioner will also have a dehumidification effect during the cooling process.