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How to reduce humidity to 20%?

2012-03-11View Original

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May I ask how to reduce the humidity to below 20%? My 4-square-meter enclosed box can only reduce the humidity to 30%, and it seems that dehumidifiers available on the market are also capable of lowering humidity only to 30%! I was wondering if there are any ways to achieve the goal? Is it useful to add a desiccant inside? It seems that using concentrated sulfuric acid or salt water works; does anyone know this? :)
Reply #22012-03-11
Heating can do it, desiccants can do it too; it’s a matter of cost.
Reply #32012-03-11
It is easy to raise the ambient temperature while keeping the system isolated from its surroundings, and to reduce the relative humidity to 20%.
Reply #42012-03-12
But it’s not easy to increase the ambient temperature! And I also need to maintain the ventilation capacity of the test chamber; otherwise, the lab rats will die!
Reply #52012-03-14
Find a room with air conditioning, turn on the dehumidifier to lower the humidity level in the area.

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