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What are the two advantages of draining the condensed moisture to the slinger system on the condenser?
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How does moisture get into the vacuum line of a furnace?
moisture enters the system threw leakes
Why does the moisture in the air form frost on windows?
because moisture condenses on contact with cold surfaces Then it freezes and you have frost
What happens during precipitation process?
Depending on near ground temperatures precipitation will be seen as rain or snow. If the winds aloft are strong enough, the precipitation could be sleet, or hail. You might want to visit a dictionary before asking questions such as this one. The in cloud situation is that water vapor condenses, usually on something in the cloud with it, such as dust particles. Once sufficient moisture has condensed it begins to fall as rain, or snow, typically.
Why does moisture appear on window panes?
Humidity - water vapor mixed with air - is drawn to the coolest surfaces, like windows. Cool air can't hold as much moisture as warm air so windows often collect this moisture and make it visible.
What is the proper refraction for honey?
Honey refraction is a measure of moisture content. Generally, the best moisture content is 17-18%. Higher that 21% usually is unfit to sell. However, since different types of honey have different specifications, you might be able to accept a moisture content of 23% for clover honey. See related links to read about various refraction and moisture content information.
What causes condensation in a ac unit?
As the unit cools the Air, the air is less able to hold moisture. This excess moisture is Condensed into liquid water on the cooling coils (Condenser Unit). A drain pan is required to catch the dripping water and channel it away.
What is the definition of moisture?
Moisture- Liquid diffused or condensed in relatively small quantity
What is the definition for rain?
Condensed moisture of the atmosphere falling in visible drops.
When dehydrating meat where does the moisture go?
Most of the moisture evaporates when dehydrating foods, with very little actually draining from the food.
What are condensed moisture suspended in air molecules-for example stratus and cirrus?
Clouds.
What is Moisture condensed from the atmosphere?
Barometric pressure is not affected by moisture in the Earth's atmosphere
Why is smoke coming from the front wheel of AC condenser?
Steam not smoke. Moisture is hittting a warmer surface.
Small droplets of condensed air moisture?
Fog or clouds. when they collide they grow in size and becomes rain.
What is crude moisture?
Crude can mean either constructed in a makeshift way or not yet processed or refined. Moisture is a liquid diffused as vapor within a solid or condensed on a surface.
Where is the thickest fog?
The thickest fog is the densest fog. It is highly saturated with moisture and highly condensed at cool to cold temperatures. When density lessens and moisture burned off, the cloud bank becomes lighter.
What non living factors affect cactus growth?
One non living factor that affects cactus growth is slow draining soil. A cactus plant prefers free draining soil that holds some moisture. It doesn't tolerate waterlogging. Another non living factor is the level of heat, light, and moisture. A cactus plant likes high heat in the desert and jungle, high light and low moisture in the desert, and low light and high moisture in the jungle.
What is hydroscopic water?
Hydroscopic water refers to water that is condensed at a solid surface. This type of water has substances that have the ability to absorb moisture from the atmosphere.
