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Seeking information on absolute pressure of 2 kilograms, temperature ranging from 70 to 140 degrees Celsius, and moisture content in the air

2017-06-02View Original

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Seeking information on absolute pressure of 2 kilograms, temperature ranging from 70 to 140 degrees Celsius, and moisture content in the air
Reply #22017-06-02
Are you asking why there is water? It mainly depends on the dew point of the air; it’s not the case that higher temperatures mean no water present, and condensation is also a factor here
Reply #32017-06-02
The moisture content in the air... are you going to measure it? Still need to filter? Measurement involves checking the dew point; as for filtration, just use a filter……
Reply #42017-06-02
I just want to look at the corresponding table to find it, thank you
Reply #52017-06-02
The corresponding table... The air humidity varies from place to place, so does the dew point... How could there be a corresponding table...?
Reply #62017-06-04
Different relative humidities result in different water contents

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