Therefore, there is a general limit to how much water may
condense in a structure in a heating environment, and there is a generally lower incidence of mold in those environments.
This water vapor migrates between the sand grains to a cooler region of the mold and
condenses. This condensation results in a thin layer of sand that is saturated with water.
The product utilizes a synthetic wicking material to remove condensed water from the system, and water vapor that enters the system and
condenses on a cold pipe surface is removed by capillary action to the outer surface, where it evaporates.
When the combustion gas in the coil passes water at or below 120[degrees]F (49[degrees]C), water vapor in the combustion gas
condenses out, releasing latent heat.
Moisture in the cooling air
condenses and forms clouds.
And you get almost all of those BTUs back when the steam
condenses on the cold radiators."
While ago, researchers discovered that when the telescope operates in a vacuum environment, a thin film of material, apparently from moisture-absorbing surfaces,
condenses on its chilliest components -- which happen to be the camera's four light detectors.
The steam pushes the air out of the pipes and then
condenses in the radiators.
