Comparison in humidity (dew-point temperature high range) dew point temperature +30 °C to 95 °C

Regina Deschermeier; Stephanie Bell; Robert Benyon Puig; Anders Bonde Kentved; Paul Carroll; Vito  Fernicola; Jamie García Gallegos; Martti Heinonen; Domen Hudoklin; Rafał Jarosz; Evmorfia Kokkini; Dubhaltach Mac Lochlainn; Helmut Mitter; Seda Oğuz Aytekin; Matthijs Panman; Remo Senn; Danijel Šestan; Denis Smorgon; Mark Stevens; Davor Zvizdić

doi:10.1088/0026-1394/61/1A/03008

Comparison in humidity (dew-point temperature high range) dew point temperature +30 °C to 95 °C

Regina Deschermeier^*
, Stephanie Bell
, Robert Benyon Puig
, Anders Bonde Kentved
, Paul Carroll
, Vito Fernicola
, Jamie García Gallegos
, Martti Heinonen
, Domen Hudoklin
, Rafał Jarosz
, Evmorfia Kokkini
, Dubhaltach Mac Lochlainn
, Helmut Mitter
, Seda Oğuz Aytekin
, Matthijs Panman
, Remo Senn
, Danijel Šestan
, Denis Smorgon
, Mark Stevens
, Davor Zvizdić

^*Corresponding author for this work

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The report summarises the results of the EURAMET.T-K8 key comparison (EURAMET Project No. P 717) in the field of humidity. The comparison covers the dew-point temperature range from +30 °C up to + 95 °C dew point temperature. The report gives details of the scheme, procedure and analysis of the comparison. The overall results display a very good agreement of the 16 participating laboratories. The two dew-point hygrometers used as travelling standard were sufficiently stable. The linkage to the corresponding CCT-K8 comparison will be calculated when the final results for both comparisons are available. Possible procedures are described in the text. In the conclusion, some remarks for improvement for future RMO key comparisons are given.

Original language	English
Article number	03008
Journal	Metrologia
Volume	61
Issue number	1A
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1088/0026-1394/61/1A/03008
Publication status	Published - 18 Dec 2024
MoE publication type	A2 Review article in a scientific journal

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Deschermeier, R., Bell, S., Benyon Puig, R., Kentved, A. B., Carroll, P., Fernicola, V., García Gallegos, J., Heinonen, M., Hudoklin, D., Jarosz, R., Kokkini, E., Mac Lochlainn, D., Mitter, H., Oğuz Aytekin, S., Panman, M., Senn, R., Šestan, D., Smorgon, D., Stevens, M., & Zvizdić, D. (2024). Comparison in humidity (dew-point temperature high range) dew point temperature +30 °C to 95 °C. Metrologia, 61(1A), Article 03008. https://doi.org/10.1088/0026-1394/61/1A/03008

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Comparison in humidity (dew-point temperature high range) dew point temperature +30 °C to 95 °C

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