Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Monday, March 7, 2016
Drying a flood by evaporation.
Evaporation
What is Evaporation and how does it affect drying when recovering from a water loss?
We always want to remove as much water as possible in flood situation. One way is through Evaporation.all the standing water has been removed but there is moisture in material and air, this is when we want to increase evaporation to speed the drying process.
Evaporation will increase when
We always want to remove as much water as possible in flood situation. One way is through Evaporation.all the standing water has been removed but there is moisture in material and air, this is when we want to increase evaporation to speed the drying process.
Evaporation will increase when
- Wet materials are made warmer.
- When drier air is used, and
- When air is moved more rapidly across the wet surface.
Friday, March 4, 2016
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
flood water extraction
Water Extraction by ServiceMASTER of Salt Lake 801-506-0027
On a water loss job one of the most important things we have to remember is not how much water is removed, but how much is left for drying process.
Every drip of water left behind will add to dry down time.
The more moisture left behind the longer the drying process.
We use deep extraction equipment to accomplish our goal of removing all water and drying all affected areas.
Every drip of water left behind will add to dry down time.
The more moisture left behind the longer the drying process.
We use deep extraction equipment to accomplish our goal of removing all water and drying all affected areas.
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