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3 Ways Humidity Can Damage Concrete

Construction Drying

Concrete is one of the most common building materials used in new construction, particularly for flooring. The material constantly interacts with the environment around it, so influences such as temperature and humidity affect the moisture levels within it. Just as water is a vital ingredient when mixing concrete, excessive amounts of it can create numerous problems. The most common sources of excess moisture in concrete are free water—too much water in the concrete mixture—and moisture rising from below a slab. Because of the costly issues that may result from excess moisture in concrete construction, humidity control is an essential preventive and corrective measure.

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Why Do Surface Conditions Affect Surface Preparation & Coating Jobs

Paintings and Coatings, Temporary Climate Solutions

The conditions under which surface coating preparation jobs are carried out dramatically affect the quality and durability of the job. It's important for surface prep and coating companies to tightly regulate the humidity and moisture present at the job site. Failure to maintain optimal conditions can result in corrosion and adhesion failure. Learn why proper environmental conditions are a critical part of job success!

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Temporary Climate Control: Helping the U.S. Food Industry Comply Processing Standards [Infographic]

Temporary Climate Solutions

Take a trip back in time with our latest infographic documenting the inception of the U.S. food industry processing standards and how they have evolved to the regulations we know today. Explore the food inspection and regulation timeline, the growth of different food manufacturing industries, where the most processing plants are located, and how the presence of humidity in processing plants can negatively affect the end product. Temporary climate control is a powerful solution for all food processing plants, allowing plant managers to negate the effects of humidity and remain compliant with USDA standards.

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Tips for Document Management at Legal Firms

Document Recovery, Document Scanning

Document management is one of the most critical parts of a legal practice’s operations. From a practical standpoint, establishing a system enables counselors and staff to locate client files and court documents quickly. Legally, it reduces the risk of losing or damaging records that can result in liability problems for the firm, especially when a loss negatively affects a case. Creating and following record management policies and procedures regarding the organization, retention and destruction of physical and electronic files reduces a firm’s liability and improves its short- and long-term productivity.

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Dehumidifiers vs. Air Scrubbers: What’s the Difference?

Temporary Climate Solutions

While it may seem as if they perform similar tasks, an air scrubber and commercial dehumidifier are two different types of equipment. By knowing the differences in their operations and effectiveness in various situations, you can make an educated decision about which is best for your application. When your focus is on business continuity, choosing the best equipment will reduce the time that it takes to restore an affected area and save on rental costs.

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