Adding humidity to a temperature chamber

sms · 2016-07-08T16:05:12+00:00

I need to do some environmental testing, including for humidity, inside a small temperature chamber. Humidity sensors are a dime a dozen, but how do you add humidity? I see the ultrasonic mist humidifiers used to diffuse essential oils and the vaporizers which emit steam I'm thinking of using the steamer so it will operate during sub-freezing testing.

Jul 08, 2016 22 Replies

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George Herold 10 years ago

OK fair enough.

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sdy 10 years ago

I have a humidity chamber you can buy, $500. 10 cubic feet interior.

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N_Cook 10 years ago

Thanks for that, been following this thread. As sometime I must get around to setting up for this dating test

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