Humidity affects many properties of air and materials exposed to it. Humidity monitoring and measurement is important to prevent product condensation, corrosion, mould, warping and spoilage. For example, humidity measurement is important in industries that manufacture and distribute food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, fuels, wood, textiles, and paper. Museums, art galleries, data centres, hospitals, laboratories, and semiconductor manufacturers are other types of organisations where humidity measurements are important.</p>
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