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An air conditioning system is to take outdoor air at 30 oC and 70% relative humidity...
An air conditioning system is to take outdoor air at 30 oC and 70% relative humidity at a steady rate of 10 m3/s and to condition it to 25 oC and 50% relative humidity. The outdoor air is first cooled down to 13.9 oC using cooling coil and then heated to the desired condition in the heating section. Assuming the air is at 1 atm pressure,
- Draw the air conditioning process on the attached psychometric chart.
- Determine the mass flow rate of the dry air.
- Determine the amount of the water condensed by the cooling coil.
- Determine the amount of heat removed by the cooling coil.
- Determine the rates of heat supplied in the heating section.
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