Seeking help with translations related to moisture

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There is an entry in a certain quality certificate regarding petroleum coke: average outer moisture content, average inner moisture content, and total moisture content = outer moisture content + inner moisture content. Could you please advise on how to translate this, as well as how to understand it in simpler terms? Thank you in advance :)

Reply #22011-10-12

Literally, it should refer to external humidity and internal humidity~

Reply #32011-10-13

Thank you all for your replies. Understanding this thing is even more crucial; looking forward to experts’ insights.

Reply #42011-10-13

External water + internal water = total water. For a Chinese-language explanation, please post a request in the relevant professional forum.

Reply #52011-10-13

It refers to the total moisture (wet) content, which is the sum of the internal and external moisture contents.

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