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In an industrial process, it is required to maintain 30°C dry bulb temperature with high relative...
In an industrial process, it is required to maintain 30°C dry bulb temperature with high relative humidity equals to 60%. Determine the following air properties when the barometric pressure is standard, a) Dew point temperature; b) Specific humidity; c) Enthalpy of mixture per kg of dry air. d) Vapour density; e) Degree of saturation; f) Wet bulb temperature.
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The atmospheric air 32 °C dry bulb temperature and 70% relative humidity supplied to the cooling...
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16 °C. Determine: (10 points) a- Specific humidity at each state.
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USE EXCEL OR MATLAB IF YOU NEED Given the dry-bulb temperature, Tdb and relative humidity, Φ,...
USE EXCEL OR MATLAB IF YOU NEED
Given the dry-bulb temperature, Tdb and
relative humidity, Φ, the wet-bulb, Twb
temperature may be calculated from the psychrometric equation
(Jones, 1994):
PvsΦ – Pss =
PatmA (Twb
-Tdb )
(1)
Use your input from the Table below.
The input Twb and Tdb are in oC
(used in Eqs. (2) and (3) in Kelvin).
Pss = saturated vapor pressure at
Twb (kPa)
Pvs = saturated vapor pressure at
Tdb (kPa)
Pss =...
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(c) The relative humidity,
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