Why is the dryer temperature set to 60 Degrees Celsius?

The temperature setting of 60 degrees Celsius in the dryer is primarily aimed at optimizing drying efficiency. At this temperature, the moisture is effectively removed from materials without causing damage or degradation to the items being dried, such as protective gear or equipment used in mine rescue operations. This temperature strikes a balance between providing sufficient heat to evaporate moisture while preventing overheating, which could lead to material compromise or alteration in performance characteristics.

Additionally, while sanitization, prevention of chemical reactions, and maintaining humidity levels are important considerations in various contexts, they are not the primary function of setting dryer temperatures in this scenario. The focus here is on ensuring that the drying process is completed effectively and efficiently, enabling equipment to be ready for use as swiftly as possible.