eggtimer Posted January 1, 2023 Posted January 1, 2023 I have seen some excellent work done by some members on the humidity-temperature-cigar humidity question. I wanted to see if someone could translate the following for me: what relative humidity would equal the "cigar humidity %" of the 70/70 rule at a temperature of 80F? Many thanks!
Bijan Posted February 25, 2023 Posted February 25, 2023 On 1/1/2023 at 7:36 AM, eggtimer said: I have seen some excellent work done by some members on the humidity-temperature-cigar humidity question. I wanted to see if someone could translate the following for me: what relative humidity would equal the "cigar humidity %" of the 70/70 rule at a temperature of 80F? Many thanks! Expand Check this video, the part with the graph: RH goes up, cigar moisture content goes up. Temperature goes down, cigar moisture content goes up. Roughly change in temperature of 15F, results in 1% moisture content change in the opposite direction. Roughly 5% change in RH is equal to the same change. So 70%/70F would be roughly the same as 75%/80F. Assuming the graph data holds. Again the ratio that pigfish gives is 3:1 ratio between temperature and RH. I am not sure how much if at all this holds below much below 65F though. 1
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