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Wetside/Dryside

01/22/2009 4:29 PM

CAn someone please explain the difference between wetside and dryside when used in regards to HVAC. Thanks
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Re: Wetside/Dryside

01/24/2009 8:14 AM

I have been out of the industry for a long time but I think "wet side" would refer to fluid heating like steam or hot water boilers and dry side would be forced air systems. At least that is how I remember it.

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