Robin van Spaandonk wrote: >Consider that droplets can't form unless the RH is 100%. Anything less >than >that >and no droplets form. >In short if they measure an RH < 100% then the steam must be dry. So, if the RH is below 100% you can surmise the steam is fully dry (0% wet)but if the RH is above 100% the RH meter is uselss for telling you how much less dry (or more wet) the steam is ? Harry
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