Pool Dehumidification Calculator
Indoor pool evaporation and dehumidification capacity calculation. With condensing duct-type and wall-mounted technology recommendations.
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What is the Pool Dehumidification Calculator?
The pool dehumidification calculator determines the evaporation rate and required dehumidification capacity for indoor swimming pools. Evaporation formulas compliant with ASHRAE and VDI 2089 standards are used.
The evaporation calculation is based on: E = A × σ × (p_w − p_a) × F_a. Parameters include pool surface area, water temperature, air temperature, target relative humidity, and usage intensity. Different activity factors apply for competition, training, hotel, and therapeutic pool types.
Upon calculation, the tool recommends condensing and desiccant dehumidification technologies suited to the required capacity. A 24-hour energy profile and annual energy cost analysis are also provided.
Additional features such as pool cover usage, spectator area, and wave pool characteristics are included in the evaporation calculation.
Applications
- Indoor swimming pools
- Hotel and resort pools
- Thermal spa and wellness centers
- Municipal sports facilities
- Aquaparks and water parks
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