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Moisture content measurement

2011
Many deterioration processes in buildings are linked to the presence of moisture, i.e. water in liquid and/or vapor form. Changes in moisture levels can cause salts to crystallize or deliquesce, which may result in visual damage such as discoloration and/or mechanical damage such as cracking, chipping and/or disintegration (Pel et al.2001, 2003 ...
Erich, Bart J.F., Pel, Leo
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Equilibrium Moisture Content of Tea

Journal of Agricultural Engineering Research, 1999
A method of measuring equilibrium moisture content relations for tea was investigated at temperatures from ambient up to 90°C used in drying. The method used a high-temperature chilled mirror dewpoint meter with the sample in a sealed chamber in a temperature-controlled oven.
Temple, S.J., van Boxtel, A.J.B.
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Moisture Content Determination

2019
Building materials are, for the most part, porous structures which generate permanent changes when in contact with moisture, which could be in the vapour phase and in the liquid phase, with the environment in which they are placed. This behaviour conditioned their properties and their durability. It should be noted that humidity is a major cause of the
João M. P. Q. Delgado   +2 more
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Moisture Content Determination

2017
The moisture (or total solids) content of foods is important to food manufacturers for a variety of reasons. This laboratory exercise includes moisture content determination by a variety of techniques on various food products: (a) forced draft oven; (b) vacuum oven, with and without the use of drying sand; (c) microwave drying oven; (d) rapid moisture ...
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Equilibrium Moisture Content of Clay Bricks

Key Engineering Materials, 2004
The equilibrium moisture content (MEq) of ordinary and lightweight clay bricks was measured and the correlation with the microstructure and pore morphology was investigated. The influence of the pore specific surface on the amount of moisture absorbed at equilibrium conditions, in correspondence of different relative humidity rates, was found to be ...
Raimondo M   +3 more
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Measuring foliar moisture content with a moisture analyzer

Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 2015
Near-instantaneous estimation of the moisture content of live fuels is complicated because of the large control exerted by physiological mechanisms. The commonly accepted reference method for measuring fuel moisture content is oven drying, which is time consuming.
Carlos G. Rossa   +2 more
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