Abstract
Abstract This article presents studies on the dew point/frost temperature generator using the single-pressure (1-P) and single-temperature (1-T) method first developed by KazStandard to improve the calibration accuracy of dew point hygrometers. The method of applying the dew point temperature scale is based on the supply of humid air with high instability through a thermostatic saturator, which enables increased measurement accuracy. The characteristics include a study of the saturator's efficiency, the stability of the dew point temperature reproduction and a comparison with a calibrated dew point hygrometer. The study was conducted in the dew point temperature range from −50°C to 20°C, and the sources of measurement uncertainty were analyzed.