Moisture‐Controlled Shipping Container Technologies

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humidity_control

Moisture‐controlled shipping container technologies refer to systems and methods integrated into cargo containers to actively or passively regulate interior humidity levels. This includes desiccants, active dehumidifiers, humidity sensors, membrane liners and controlled ventilation. The objective is to prevent spoilage, mold growth and corrosion of moisture‐sensitive goods during transport and storage.

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