[Strawbale] Translating Relative Humidity into Moisture Content of Bale Walls

[Mark Bigland-Pritchard]

Andrew -
I'll send you the info you need - well, probably more than you need, 
because there have been quite a few sets of empirical results on this 
over the years.  In a non-standardised material like straw there's bound 
to be some variation, but I came to what I think is a reasonable 
"average" sorption isotherm + gave what I hope are reasonable reasons 
for doing so.  (Well, the external examiner thought they were reasonable...)
Mark


Andrew Morrison wrote:

>Long title, I know.  Any thoughts on how to directly relate relative
>humidity of a home or environment to moisture content percentages within
>bale walls?  I have limited knowledge of relative humidity as a science and
>so need help understanding this.  Any info is appreciated.
> 
>Andrew
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