6.The instrument reading will move up the scale (wetter) , and stabilise. When there is no further change in reading, note the result.The reading If move up the scale (wetter) and then move down the scale (drier), the sample either the pipe was not purged enough before the head was raised, or the sample is becoming drier during the test.(Perhaps by taking the sample from a pipe in the gas which has been stagnant for some time) .
If in doubt about the suitability of the sample flow rate, or the materials of the sample pipe being used, the sample flow rate increase after the final reading has been obtained. If the instrument moves to a drier reading this indicates that the original flow rate was too low,or that there is a leak in the system allowing moisture into the ambient sample, or that the sample pipe itself is still wet.
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