Is there any need to detect steam humidity in the soda ash field?
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Is there any need to detect steam humidity in the soda ash field? The current customer is from a chemical fiber factory. If he wants a steam hygrometer, it may require some investment. However, since this thing has not been developed before, I don’t know what the market will be like if it is developed. After all, the steam turbines in power plants are large and difficult to get into. Can you help me introduce what other working conditions require steam humidity detection?
What I understand is that it is not necessary.
I have never seen anyone use this thing, because there is no need to use this in the soda ash industry.
The soda ash industry does not seem to have any specific requirements for the so-called steam humidity, and I have never heard of any soda ash plant using this thing.
Not sure. Alkali plants use superheated saturated steam, which is dry steam with almost no humidity.
This unit uses saturated steam to produce soda ash products and has not tested the steam humidity.
Most of them are superheated steam and there is no need to check the humidity. Even if it is saturated steam, there is no need to check it. There is no need.