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A: Common dehumidification methods include refrigeration dehumidification, compression dehumidification, solid adsorption, liquid absorption, and rotary dehumidification. The rotary dehumidifier uses active silica gel as its dehumidification rotor, with a honeycomb structure that provides a large adsorption surface area, high moisture absorption capacity, and a long service life, enabling continuous dehumidification. Through a special process combination, the treated air can reach a dew point of -70°C — an almost completely dry state — which is difficult to achieve with refrigeration dehumidification (suitable only for applications above 0°C dew point). Rotary dehumidifiers are therefore particularly well suited to industrial applications requiring low-humidity environments.