Big Green: energy efficient dehumidification question

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Dear Lee:

You might want to check out the ASHRAE book, the Humidity Control Design Guide.

It has a chapter on dehumidifiers.

David

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From: "Doug Driscoll" <d at firmmother.com>
> how do desiccants perform in maryland?
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>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Lee Connah 
>   To: biggreen at biggreen.org 
>   Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 10:26 AM
>   Subject: Big Green: energy efficient dehumidification question
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>   Does anyone have any recommendations for energy efficient dehumidification in 
> humid climates? We are a general contractor designing a 4000 square foot 
> education center in steamy Maryland, and energy efficiency is a top priority. 
> Any thoughts?
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>   Thanks!  Lee
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