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2.2

Documenting the Dry

The paperwork and photos that decide whether the job gets paid.

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Lesson 2.2.1

What goes in the drying log

Maintain detailed, organised logs to track progress and validate the effectiveness of the drying process.

Documentation should include psychrometric and moisture readings

  • Temperature and relative humidity (RH)
  • Humidity ratio (grains per pound, or gpk)
  • Dew point, especially to compare with wet surfaces
  • Surface temperatures of wet materials
  • Moisture levels and content in both affected and unaffected materials
  • Drying goals and industry standards
  • The location of each reading
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