влажност

влажност

Moisture condition of the air. Relative humidity is the percent of moisture relative to the actual amount which air at any given temperature can retain without precipitation.

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Category: Paper; Paper production
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релативна влажност

Household appliances; Air conditioners

The ratio of the amount of vapor contained in the air to the greatest amount the air could hold at that temperature. Normally expressed as a percentage.

апсолутна влажност

Weather; General weather

A type of humidity that considers the mass of water vapor present per unit volume of space. Also considered as the density of the water vapor. It is usually expressed in grams per ...

специфична влажност

Weather; General weather

The ratio of the density of the water vapor to the density of the air, a mix of dry air and water vapor. It is expressed in grams per gram or in grams per kilograms. The specific ...

релативна влажност

Geography; Physical geography

Ratio of water vapour in the air compared to the maximum possible at that temperature and pressure, expressed as a percentage.

неутрална pH

Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

Offset papers manufactured with a pH of 6. 0 to 8. 0 on a scale of. 0 to 14. 0. Neutral pH factors are built into paper as a minimum value, to increase stability and improve ...

рециклирана хартија

Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

Paper made from old paper pulp; used paper is cooked in chemicals and reduced back to pulp, after it is deinked.

неизбелена

Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

Paper not treated to bleaching; it has a light brown hue.

сулфат

Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

Alkaline process of cooking pulp also known as the kraft process. Wood chips are cooked to a high brightness without fiber degradation in a substance of sodium sulfate and sodium ...