a) Calculate the make up rate of the water by doing a material balance between the water streamand the air stream. Show your steps of calculation. (b) By using the psychrometric chart, fill up the table below for mass balance.Set 1w[kg/kg dryair]v[m³/kg dryair]Inlet (A)Outlet (B)Set 2ONLYInlet (A)Outlet (B)0.013Inlet (A)Outlet (B)0.017co[kg/kg dryair]0.0140.019610.8668v¯[m³/kg dryair]0.876274[kg dry air/s]m₂(c) By using the psychrometric chart, fill up the table below for energy balance.het 2 [kJ/kg dry air]het i [kJ/kg dryair]0.0586[kg dry air/s]m₂0.0582I

For set 1 , Mass flow rate of makeup water (m 1 makeup water) = m1 dry air *(ω1 B-ω1 A ) =…

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a) Calculate the make up rate of the water by doing a material balance between the water stream and the air stream. Show your steps of calculation.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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