I wrote: 
> If the probe can recognize water-mist but can't discriminate between 
water-gas 
> and other air-gases then I can understand how it can tell us the dryness
> of the steam plume. However if the probe can't distinguish between water-gas 
> and water-mist it is useless for determining steam quality.

Actually if the probe could discrimate between all three, it could also  
tell us the dryness of the steam. That would also make it an impressive 
instrument!


Harry

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