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Raising humidity - how much water is needed?
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[QUOTE="SentinelAeon, post: 6394256, member: 681993"] Hello, my first post here so nice to meet you all :) I have a question. Let's take a small room, about about [B]16 m^3[/B] ([B]172 feet^3[/B]). This room has a very low humidity, especially in the winter. It is around [B]35%[/B], i would like to raise it to [B]55% [/B]with a custom made swamp cooler. I am trying to figure out how much water would be needed for that in order to figure out how big of a container with water i need to have, to only add water every few months. So i need 2 things: [B]1)[/B] How much water it takes to raise humidity in the room from[B] 35%[/B] to [B]55%[/B] if we assume there is no fresh dry air coming in [B]2)[/B] A good way to calculate how much fresh air is actualy coming into the room if we assume that during the winter windows are mostly shut (cold air from outside will lower the humidity fast, so we want to avoid opening windows except maybe few minutes a day) I know this is really difficult to answer but i am looking really for an aproximation. to know if i need 10L container, 20L, 30L and so on. [/QUOTE]
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