Imagine standing in a desert where it’s 100 degrees outside. Now imagine standing in a rainforest where it’s also 100 degrees. Do they feel the same? Of course not because the rainforest is going to have such a higher humidity, and that greatly affects the entire environment. Humid landscapes tend to promote more plant growth, moisture, and insect life. As a result, humidity can have a profound impact on technology as well. Many industries require very exacting measurements of humidity because of this impact.
- Simulations – Many industries must assess how humidity will affect a product in advance. If a product is going to be used in a jungle, it helps to know whether it will function properly in high humidity before it’s actually there. Some of the chambers offered through SRP Control can simulate a number of environments of differing humidities in order to determine how a product will perform in such a place. Such chambers are especially helpful for industries that produce fabrics and biological products; however, other companies often want to test any number of productions as a way to ensure that something is ready for a global market.
- Analysis – Some substances require very specific moisture in order to function properly. Adhesives, wood, and dust-based products are just a few examples. Ensuring the proper dry mass and consistency of each product is extremely important.
- Transmission – Humidity may also need to be calibrated from a distance or in a location that is not easily accessible. For instance, if the humidity of a chamber deep underground has to be measured, it’s much easier to do so from the surface. The sensors and transmitters from SRP Control are capable of performing a variety of functions from a distance. Our catalog can show some of the benefits of each one.