Improving emerging European NMIs’ capabilities in humidity measurement

N Hodžić,S Čohodarević,D Smorgon,S Oguz Aytekin,L Iacomini,S Simić,N Karaboce,O Petrušova,R Strnad,N Jandrić,D Zvizdić,V Fernicola,D Šestan,T Vukičević,J Bojkovski,D Hudoklin,D Mac Lochlainn

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1065/12/122019

Abstract

The control and measurement of humidity is important for many industrial applications and to ensure the appropriate storage of materials and products. Humidity measurement techniques are diverse and each presents different challenges for use and calibration for a range of pressures and gases. Over the past few years, the development of humidity sensors and apparatus has matured to a level where traceable calibration is beneficial to all industries in which humidity and moisture measurement and control are important. This paper deals with a European project in which the overall objective is to develop or extend the measurement and research capabilities of the participating emerging NMI/DIs’ countries in the field of humidity measurements, where access to these types of facilities is currently limited.

Highlights

This paper deals with a European project in which the overall objective is to develop or extend the measurement and research capabilities of the participating emerging NMI/DIs’ countries in the field of humidity measurements, where access to these types of facilities is currently limited
This paper presents the current status of a European project for enhancing infrastructure for humidity measurements in both developed and emerging NMI/DIs
The improvement of humidity measurement capabilities is a precondition to engaging in related research, including the grand challenges and closely associated with quality of life measures, many industrial processes and implementation of specific EU legislation

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Introduction

This paper deals with a European project in which the overall objective is to develop or extend the measurement and research capabilities of the participating emerging NMI/DIs’ countries in the field of humidity measurements, where access to these types of facilities is currently limited. 1. Introduction This paper presents the current status of a European project for enhancing infrastructure for humidity measurements in both developed and emerging NMI/DIs. The improvement of humidity measurement capabilities is a precondition to engaging in related research, including the grand challenges (health, environment and energy) and closely associated with quality of life measures, many industrial processes and implementation of specific EU legislation.

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