Review on the development of humidification method for high and low temperature damp heat test chamber

The humidification process in a high and low temperature damp heat test chamber involves increasing the partial pressure of water vapor. In the 1950s, the earliest method was to spray water onto the chamber walls, where the saturation vapor pressure was controlled by adjusting the water temperature. As water evaporated from the surface of the chamber walls, it added moisture to the air, thereby raising the relative humidity. However, this approach had a major drawback: water droplets often fell onto the test samples, causing contamination. Additionally, proper drainage inside the chamber was essential. These issues led to the development of more advanced methods, such as shallow pan and shallow trough humidification. Shallow pan humidification involved placing a water tray on the heater inside the test chamber and raising the water temperature slightly. As the water heated, its vapor pressure increased, contributing to the overall humidity in the chamber. However, this method still had limitations, particularly when trying to achieve low humidity levels. The diffusion of moisture from the pan and the exchange of liquid during testing made it difficult to maintain precise control over humidity. Today, the Beijing Yashilin high and low temperature damp heat test chamber uses the most advanced shallow trough humidification technology available in China. This system uses heating elements to generate steam, which is then circulated throughout the chamber by a fan, ensuring even distribution of moisture. A humidity sensor, combined with a wet bulb gauze, monitors the environmental conditions inside the chamber. The data is displayed on a control panel connected to the sensor, allowing for real-time monitoring of humidity levels. Compared to other humidification methods, the shallow trough system offers better uniformity and is easier to clean and maintain. It represents a significant advancement in the field, providing more accurate and reliable humidity control for testing environments. This evolution in humidification techniques highlights the ongoing improvements in testing equipment design and performance.

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