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The moisture content that a fuel would eventually attain if exposed for an infinite period to specified constant values of Dry-bulb Temperature ...
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The moisture content at which wood neither gains nor loses moisture when surrounded by air at a given relative humidity and temperature.
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The point at which wood is stable and in equilibrium with the humidity of its surroundings-it is no longer gaining nor losing moisture.
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the moisture content that rice will come to after an extended period of exposure to air at set temperature and relative
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The limiting moisture to which a given material can be dried under specific conditions of temperature, humidity and pressure. Additional moisture removal requires increased temperature, reduced pressure or reduced humidity.
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The condition wherein the moisture-retaining tendency of the grain is the same as the moisture-withdrawing tendency of the air.
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(emc) Moisture content (mc) of a piece of wood after full adjustment to environmental humidity and temperature.
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The moisture content of wood below the fibre saturation point is a function of both relative humidity and temperature of surrounding air. ...
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