Dehumidifying and drying: the honeycomb rotor is divided into a process, regeneration, and cooling zone by the casing structure and heat-resistant air sealing.
High moisture air is drawn into the honeycomb matrix of the rotor through the return air filter by the process blower. When the air passes through the honeycomb matrix, moisture in the air is absorbed, and dried air is discharged from the process outlet by the process blower.

The rotor absorbs moisture and rotates into the process zone before it becomes saturated. At the same time, cooling air is drawn from the opposite side through the regeneration filter, then heated and directed into the rotor’s regeneration zone. This air helps release the moisture absorbed in the rotor, which is then exhausted to the outside by a regeneration blower.

This cycle of operation is continuously conducted.