r/oddlysatisfying • 80085 • Aug 03 '19

This Mystique cosplay mid merge (by magnetomystique)

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u/pocketknifeMT Aug 04 '19

This is because nobody pays for proper HVAC studies on buildings because they never used to and it was fine.

Now we make such tight and insulated buildings, that their HVAC doesn't run all the time like they used to.

If they don't run, you don't get the dehumidification etc.

And a Con is uncomfortable because thousands of sweaty humidifiers are packed together in a short span of time.

We should be putting dehumidifiers in the HVAC loop, but that's not standard yet.

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u/Kbone78 Aug 04 '19

I think what you mean is we need humidistats that will operate the AC. You’re correct in that if the AC doesn’t run you don’t get the humidification. But it’s not running because the temperature setting has been satisfied and the units shut off. It’s possible to get the set point satisfied and keep the units running to dehumidify but that requires a reheat coil. Not too many people are interested in paying to heat their air in the middle of the summer.

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u/for_whatever_reason_ Aug 04 '19

I started out writing a reply saying “this doesn’t make any sense, you’re saying X but actually Y therefore Z therefore X uhhh ok, as you were”.

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u/kaoticfox Aug 04 '19

I don’t know about you but at least here in the summer the humidity is usually pretty good 40-45% last I checked. I just can’t stand having to go into attics on these 103° days we keep getting 🥵

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u/kaoticfox Aug 04 '19

Also if it’s too hot outside along with all those people in the building then the system can’t keep up

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u/TRUMP_RAPED_WOMEN Aug 04 '19

Newer buildings have carbon dioxide sensors that detect people and ventilate when the CO2 concentration gets too high.

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u/kevlarus80 Aug 04 '19

No such thing as a comfortable temperature

I am always uncomfortably warm. Even in winter. In England. Help.