Many in the thermal-processing industry can recite dew-point conversion tables with closed eyes.

Since writing my first article on dew point versus oxygen analysis in May 2016, we have experienced multiple rounds of brutal heat and humidity that prompted advisories and warnings from Massachusetts to Missouri.

Heat treaters often find themselves questioning whether they should replace or retrofit equipment.

It is well known that accurate measurement of any heat-treating atmosphere can have a significant effect on the quality and process yield of heat-treated components.

It is well known that the warmer the gas, the greater the amount of moisture that gas can hold.