What is the typical humidity level maintained in an ice rink facility?

The typical humidity level maintained in an ice rink facility is between 30% to 50%. This range is essential for controlling the ice quality and ensuring optimal conditions for skating. Higher humidity levels can lead to condensation on the ice surface, resulting in softer ice and poor skating conditions. Conversely, too low humidity can dry out the ice and lead to surface cracking. Maintaining a humidity level within the 30% to 50% range helps balance these factors, promoting a stable environment for both the ice and the athletes using the facility. It also helps to minimize issues related to frost buildup and ensures the longevity of the ice surface.