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Fig 1.

Design of pressure plate cell.

Photo of a pressure plate cell (left) and a section through the middle of the cell (right).

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Fig 2.

Experimental set-up pressure plate.

A schematic illustration of the experimental set-up and the water supply system for the absorption pressure plate cells.

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Table 1.

Overview of moisture levels, conditioning methods and number of specimens used for determination of sorption hysteresis and sorption isotherms.

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Fig 3.

Total sorption isotherms.

Total absorption (lower) and desorption (upper) isotherms.

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Fig 4.

Separated sorption isotherms and sorption hysteresis a.

Cell wall sorption isotherms (o) and capillary water isotherms (x). The y-axis is cut, but the capillary moisture content at water saturation was 0.792 g g-1 with standard deviation 0.215 g g-1. Note that moisture contents at water-saturation are placed at -10° J kg-1. b. Absolute sorption hysteresis evaluated from the data in a.

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