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    The Armstrong Series 9000 humidifier improves humidification through a process of conditioning steam. It subjects steam to multiple steps to slow it down, remove particulate matter, separate condensate, dry it, and silence it. This conditioned steam is the cornerstone of the humidifier's superior performance and control. The four-step conditioning process includes straining, separating, drying, and silencing the steam.

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    The Armstrong Series 9000 humidifier improves humidification through a process of conditioning steam. It subjects steam to multiple steps to slow it down, remove particulate matter, separate condensate, dry it, and silence it. This conditioned steam is the cornerstone of the humidifier's superior performance and control. The four-step conditioning process includes straining, separating, drying, and silencing the steam.

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    The Armstrong Series 9000 humidifier improves humidification through a process of conditioning steam. It subjects steam to multiple steps to slow it down, remove particulate matter, separate condensate, dry it, and silence it. This conditioned steam is the cornerstone of the humidifier's superior performance and control. The four-step conditioning process includes straining, separating, drying, and silencing the steam.

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    The Armstrong Series 9000 humidifier improves humidification through a process of conditioning steam. It subjects steam to multiple steps to slow it down, remove particulate matter, separate condensate, dry it, and silence it. This conditioned steam is the cornerstone of the humidifier's superior performance and control. The four-step conditioning process includes straining, separating, drying, and silencing the steam.

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    When It Comes to Improving Humidification

    It Starts with Steam


    Why the Armstrong Series 9000 humidifier starts with steam
    Armstrongs improvements in steam humidification are so fundamentally
    different they begin not with the humidifier but with the steam.
    Unlike other units which simply disperse steam, Armstrongs Series 9000
    humidifiers work with it, subjecting it to the first of many steps in a carefully
    engineered process. Why? Because at Armstrong, improving humidification is
    extremely basic. It starts with steam. And what weve learned at that starting
    point has taught us how to improve the design of hardware humidifiers
    which distribute steam.
    Theres no name for what happens to steam in an Armstrong humidifier, so
    weve created one. We call it conditioning. To condition steam, we slow it
    down, remove its particulate matter, separate condensate from it, dry it and,
    finally, silence it.
    Conditioned steam. Its the cornerstone of the Series 9000s superior
    performance and control. Heres why.

    Drying chamber is jacketed by


    the separating chamber and is
    filled with a stainless steel
    silencing medium which absorbs
    most of the noise of escaping
    steam.

    Interior baffles condition the


    steam by forcing it to make two
    180 turns, providing optimum
    velocity reduction and maximum
    separation.

    Reliable cast iron inverted


    bucket steam trap provides
    dependable draining because it
    has only two moving parts and
    no fixed pivots or complicated
    linkage to stick, bind or clog.

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    Armstrong Humidification Group, 816 Maple St., Three Rivers, MI 49093 USA Phone: (269) 273-1415 Fax: (269) 273-9500
    www.armstronginternational.com

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    Internal metering valve is


    an integral part of the steam
    separator and is completely
    steam jacketed, further
    preventing condensation
    through radiation.

    Armstrong in-line strainer with


    no-crush screen removes most
    of steam particulate matter.

    Strong cast iron separator


    dampens noise and effects of
    vibration. Its thick walls mean
    better heat retention and therefore less condensation.

    Large drain leg collects


    condensate and discharges
    through the drain trap.

    Steam jacketed distribution


    manifold surrounds distribution
    pipe with steam at supply
    pressure, reducing condensation
    due to radiation loss.

    Armstrongs four-step conditioning process


    Straining. The first step in steam conditioning, straining removes most of the
    steams dirt and scale particles.
    Separating. In the cast iron separating chamber, a cupped baffle reverses
    the flow, forcing the steam back on itself. The outer walls of the chamber form
    another cup, and the same thing happens again. These two 180 turns
    reduce the velocity and separate the condensate from the vapor. The center
    baffle, positioned directly over the large drain connection, knocks down and
    further guides condensate out the drain.
    Drying. Steam entering the dying chamber is at supply temperature and
    essentially atmospheric pressure, so there is no condensation. Any remaining
    mist is re-evaporated before it leaves the humidifier.
    Silencing. The drying chamber is filled with a stainless steel silencing material
    which absorbs almost completely the noise of escaping steam as it is
    generated at the control valve.

    Armstrong Humidification Group, 816 Maple St., Three Rivers, MI 49093 USA Phone: (269) 273-1415 Fax: (269) 273-9500
    www.armstronginternational.com

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