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lbcchick

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Discuss how to safely use power tools.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Explain how a desiccant wheel dehumidifier works.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Only use power tools that are properly grounded. Stand on dry nonconductive surfaces when using electrical tools. Use only properly sized electrical cords in good condition with a GFI or GFCI. Turn on the power only after checking to see that there is no obstruction to proper operation. Disconnect the power from an electrical tool

Answer to Question 2

Desiccant wheel dehumidifiers use desiccants imbedded in a rotating wheel made out of a corrugated plastic material. As the wheel turns, the desiccant passes first through the incoming air where the desiccant adsorbs moisture from the air. Next, the desiccant passes through a regenerating zone where the desiccant is dried by the hot regenerating air.



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