MC gage experiment

[Ron Nossaman]

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>Ron:
>
>I appreciate you offering this.  If I may just clarify what might seem
>obvious.  Does this gauge, then, follow the panel around that you are
>working on?  Once you have a reading for the size of your gauge at a
>specific MC, do you simply put the gauge in the hot box with the panel and
>when the gauge reads your target then it must be assumed that your panel
>has also?  If that's the case, then I assume you take the gauge out when
>the panel comes out and goes back in when the panel goes in.
>
>
>David Love


That's the idea. Instead of interpolating panel MC from the average of 
repeated temperature and RH% measurements, I now have a direct MC% gage 
that responds at about the same rate as the in-progress panel. When the 
gage hasn't moved over a 24 hour period, I can reasonably assume the panel 
hasn't either, and I can thus be reasonably sure the panel MC is close to 
the reading taken from the gage. I like tools that make life simpler, and 
this is as idiot resistant a method of determining MC in a panel by 
independent but coexistent instrumentation as I've ever seen anywhere, 
supplying a nearly 1:1 direct analog mirror of the panel reaction to humidity.


Ron N

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