3.15 Air with 100% humidity is not pleasant, even at 68°F. Air with 50% humidity at 68°F can be produced by cooling some air below 68°F and then mixing with some hot, humid air at 95°F. This process is shown in the schematic below. air: 95°F 3.20 wt% water air: 95°F cold air: 3.20 wt% water , 100% humidity cooler (3 mixer air: 154.0 kg/min water 68°F 4.7 kg/min 0.72 wt% water (50% humidity)

3.15 Air with 100% humidity is not pleasant, even at 68°F. Air with 50% humidity at 68°F can be produced by cooling some air below 68°F and then mixing with some hot, humid air at 95°F. This process is shown in the schematic below. air: 95°F 3.20 wt% water air: 95°F cold air: 3.20 wt% water , 100% humidity cooler (3 mixer air: 154.0 kg/min water 68°F 4.7 kg/min 0.72 wt% water (50% humidity)

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

4th Edition

ISBN:9780534380588

Author:Wayne L. Winston

Publisher:Wayne L. Winston

Chapter9: Integer Programming

Section9.2: Formulating Integer Programming Problems

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