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National Primary Standard for the Units of Relative Humidity of Gases, Molar (Volume) Fraction of Moisture, and Dew/Frost Point Temperature, Get 151-2014

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The measurement methods and instrumentation for the national primary standard for the units of relative humidity of gases, molar (volume) fraction, and temperature of the dew point, GET 151-2014, are discussed. The structure of the standard is described. The metrological characteristics of the standard and the results of the international key comparisons CCT-K6 are reported.

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Translated from Izmeritel’naya Tekhnika, No. 7, pp. 3–8, July, 2016.

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Vinge, A.F., Vinge, M.A., Egorov, V.N. et al. National Primary Standard for the Units of Relative Humidity of Gases, Molar (Volume) Fraction of Moisture, and Dew/Frost Point Temperature, Get 151-2014. Meas Tech 59, 685–692 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11018-016-1031-0

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