Umidade e ponto de orvalho
e medições de umidade

Following on from our previous post on relative humidity (RH), let’s look at the second most commonly used  humidity parameter – dew point temperature.

Humidity measurement and control is called for in a wide variety of industrial applications. Each application has a different set of requirements for humidity instruments, such as required measurement range.

High-humidity environments are tough for humidity measurement. Saturation in the environment causes condensation to form on all surfaces including measurement sensors, which can be fatal for some technologies.

Humidity sensors are among the most commonly used instruments in environmental monitoring applications. Why? Because they are one of the most important measurements to get right when looking to create comfortable, safe, and energy efficient environments.

In this webinar, we will cover real-life use cases of humidity calculations and answer the most asked questions, such as how to interpret humidity calculator values? What to take into account when adjusting process? 

Ponto de orvalho é a temperatura até a qual o ar deve ser resfriado para que o vapor de água presente condense na forma de orvalho ou geada. Em qualquer temperatura há uma quantidade máxima de vapor de água que o ar consegue manter.

Measuring humidity in industrial processes and facilities brings you energy savings and improves end-product quality. The Vaisala Humidity Measurement eGuide keeps useful knowledge material at hand.