Q. What is the function of humidity chamber?

Answer

Humidity chambers have a wide variety of applications in the manufacturing sector, from testing circuit boards in the electronics industry to storing pharmaceuticals in a regulated environment. Previously, humidity was created by submerging heaters in water pans or using atomizing nozzles, which are now only found in salt spray chambers. Humidity chambers typically operate between 20% and 95% RH, with dehumidification coils allowing for lower humidity levels in the working environment. Condensation forms on the coil, and the water flows down and out of the tube.