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Humidity Monitor And Dew Point Hygrometer

Harry W. Parker

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Abstract

The Humidity Monitor measured zero relative humidity during ascent, reflecting the environment provided by the cargo bay dry nitrogen gas purge prior to launch. The Dew Point Hygrometer correspondingly indicated a dew point below its measuring range of -6.7°C (20°F).

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The Humidity Monitor measured zero relative humidity during ascent, reflecting the environment provided by the cargo bay dry nitrogen gas purge prior to launch. The Dew Point Hygrometer correspondingly indicated a dew point below its measuring range of -6.7°C (20°F).

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The Humidity Monitor measured zero relative humidity during ascent, reflecting the environment provided by the cargo bay dry nitrogen gas purge prior to launch. The Dew Point Hygrometer correspondingly indicated a dew point below its measuring range of -6.7°C (20°F).

Key concepts: Hygrometer, Dew point, Dew, Humidity, Environmental science, Relative humidity, Meteorology, Atmospheric sciences

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