White paper: Controlling high-humidity applications with dew point temperature

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Dew point temperature is a useful parameter in many industrial applications. It is often used to measure dryness, but it can be used also as a control parameter in high-humidity environments, such as cleanrooms or fuel cell applications. Unlike relative humidity, dew point temperature is not dependent on temperature variations, only pressure variations.

This white paper is a vital resource for anyone aiming to maintain a controlled environment in a high-humidity application.

Topics covered:

The benefits of dew point temperature as a control parameter
Calculating relative humidity from dew point and dry bulb temperature
Calculation formula where process pressure is considered
What to consider when selecting measurement instruments for high-humidity measurement applications

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