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Water wicking up porous media and air humidity ?
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[QUOTE="Alfreds9, post: 5597190, member: 578242"] Hello, I'd like to know which of these 3 example I sketched would have a steadier and higher air humidity at measuring point, assuming same conditions (except those illustrated as different, like porous media thickness and measuring point), water level and air turbulence within larger container (illustrations are a cross view). Wild guesses are of course welcome since I don't need nor can ask for anything exact given my poor and generic example. Thank you Allison [ATTACH=full]191297[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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