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Home » Dehumidification Challenges: A View From The High Dive
An onslaught of natatorium retrofits are coming, as a large wave of dehumidifiers reaches the end of its collective lifecycle. Limited mechanical space, unique IAQ concerns, and an evolving refrigerant landscape only cloud the design waters further. Reflect on this Ottawa suburb’s retrofit to get a glimpse of the tasks and technologies waiting for engineers beneath the surface of tomorrow’s pool projects.
The newly refurbished Kanata Leisure & Fitness Centre Wave Pool (KLFCWP) in Kanata, Ontario, gives HVAC engineers and contractors an unprecedented look into the challenges they’ll face in future natatorium retrofits.