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    Solving Dormitory Humidity Problems [Image 1 of 2]

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    The image shows the open end of a large circular HVAC or industrial ductwork, viewed from below in what appears to be a mechanical or utility space. The duct interior is heavily contaminated with accumulated dust, debris, and what appears to be fibrous insulation material that has partially detached and is hanging or falling out. The surrounding environment shows additional ductwork and ceiling infrastructure in a dark, poorly lit space.

    SOUTH KOREA

    05.10.2021

    Photo by Krisa Cassidy 

    Headquarters Air Force, Office of the Director of Civil Engineers

    TSgt Jerry Prowant, an Airmen Dorm Leader (ADL) and member of the 694 Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group at Osan AB, Republic of Korea, discovered and remediated a systemic ventilation issue that resulted in high humidity in DoD facilities across South Korea. His dedication to solving the problem improved the quality of life of his fellow Airmen and eliminated a potential fire hazard. In this photo, the main dryer duct appears full of lint prior to TSgt Jerry Prowant’s cleaning (USAF photo by TSgt Jerry Prowant).

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    Date Taken: 05.10.2021
    Date Posted: 05.10.2021 11:45
    Photo ID: 6637755
    VIRIN: 210510-O-JM339-001
    Resolution: 402x536
    Size: 52.88 KB
    Location: KR
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    The image shows the open end of a large circular HVAC or industrial ductwork, viewed from below in what appears to be a mechanical or utility space. The duct interior is heavily contaminated with accumulated dust, debris, and what appears to be fibrous insulation material that has partially detached and is hanging or falling out. The surrounding environment shows additional ductwork and ceiling infrastructure in a dark, poorly lit space.
    The image shows a large, heavily worn metal container or bucket with visible residue and staining on its interior walls. The container is marked with the handwritten label '385 3F' on its exterior. It appears to be an industrial or construction-use vessel, likely used for mixing or storing materials such as cement or plaster.

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