Suction Drying
For suction drying of layered constructions such as floating floors, the CTR A ES is used with one or
more turbines from the Corroventa product portfolio, in accordance with the schematic sketch
below. The turbine or turbines are connected to hoses with filters and water separators through
which they draw air from layered construction and then evacuate this, normally outdoors. The
dehumidifier is placed in the room and its wet air hose installed to evacuate the wet air. The turbines
will this way draw dry air down into the layered construction through drilled holes or through the
gaps between the floor and the walls.
Note that, as mentioned above, a water separator must be used to avoid free water from being
sucked into, and damaging, the turbine.
Suction drying. The dryer dries the ambient air and turbines draws and evacuates air from the
construction. The resulting underpressure in the construction draws dry air into it.
Suction drying setup:
At the top, CTR A4 ES drying
ambient air.
In the center, a CTR T4 ES turbine
pulling air from the water separator.
The turbine outlet shall be provided
a hose leading to where the humid
air from the construction can be
released. The turbine is powered
through the water separator power
outlet.
At the bottom, a WS4 ES water
separator connected to hose system
with suitable number of distributed
suction points so as to ensure air
movement beneath the entire floor.
Use hose to release
the humid air from
the turbine outside
the room.
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