A study of the national humidity and moisture measurement system

Abstract

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Development of a Moisture Measuring Device for Cassava Particulate during Drying

“…Among these parameters are electrical conductivity, capacitance, degree of attenuation when microwaves energy is beamed through the material, infrared absorption, equilibrium relative humidity and temperature. Detail descriptions of these methods are treated by many authors [1,2,[7][8][9][10][11][12]. The moisture-measuring device described in this work is the electrical conductivity type.…”

Economic analysis of the National Measurement System

“…It was not possible at this time to match Input-Output table industries with Kendrick 's data, but it proved possible to match exactly with BLS productivity time series for 24 industries.…”

“…The performance of measurement intensive industries (those with one per cent or more of their expenditures, excluding labor costs, allocated to measurement) compared with all manufacturing A more rigorous test of the relationship between measurement intensity and the rate of growth of output and productivity was attempted by a contribution to this report from the George Washington University [471 usinq data for the 24 individual industries.…”

“…Humidity and moisture [24]. Oil seeds and crop grains, such as wheat, corn, soybeans, oats, and barley, must be dried to a moisture content of 13 For example, total corn production was 5.6 billion bushels in 1971.…”