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18/11/2012 at 5:09pm
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Agree with Tentz again, the inside air temperature of the van will be somewhat higher than any air entering, it has to be so or or none could rise out the top to allow cooler air in at the bottom. By the same token, in the unlikely event inside and outside are at exactly the same temperature, circulation must stop.
So when cooler air enters at whatever humidity, it's ability to hold more moisture will increase as it warms, even by a fraction of a degree, therefore it's moved away from what was it's dew point, and so, if not picking up any, it has little or no chance of it releasing moisture inside the van.
So it is also perhaps a little known fact, air in cold winter conditions is much dryer than in summer?
Simply it's all to do with that term 'Relative humidity', it may be 80% at 5degsC, but that's a lot less moisture in the air 'relatively' than 80% at 22degsC on a sticky summers day!
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