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basics:building_physics_-_basics:humid_air [2024/05/18 10:57] – [Literature] wfeistbasics:building_physics_-_basics:humid_air [2024/05/18 11:00] (current) wfeist
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 ====== Humid air ====== ====== Humid air ======
  
-Air humidity - everyone can sense it.... but very often in an incomplete way at best, unfortunately. We will explain this here; here is also a {{ :picopen:sattdampf.gif?linkonly |short film}} on this.(( The relevant explanation in the German version of Wikipedia unfortunately isn't very clear and the focus of the text changes often; nevertheless, it is correct: [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A4ttigungsdampfdruck|saturation vapour pressure.]]))+Air humidity - everyone can sense it.... but very often in an incomplete way at best, unfortunately. We will explain this here; here is also a {{ :picopen:sattdampf.gif?linkonly |short film}} on this.(( The relevant explanation in the German version of Wikipedia unfortunately isn't very clear and the focus of the text changes often; nevertheless, it is correct: [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A4ttigungsdampfdruck|saturation vapour pressure.]]. But, there is also a nice introdution by the manufacturer of humidity sensors: [Sensirion 2009].))
  
 |{{ :picopen:humid_air_01.png?600 |}}|An absolutely airtightly sealed container is partly filled with a liquid. The entire thing is kept at a constant temperature.| |{{ :picopen:humid_air_01.png?600 |}}|An absolutely airtightly sealed container is partly filled with a liquid. The entire thing is kept at a constant temperature.|
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