ll MTN1/19:04 PM22% IAir at lol 325k Pq barometric pressure, dry bub temperatureof 20°C and wet buib tem perature of 15°C at 84ate one,mixes adiubetically wth andher strei m of air at lo1.325 kpaburo metric pressure, dry bulb tempera tu re cf (1°C and rela tiuehumidity of sol at glate fwo. If the masses of dry air are2kg and 3 kg respectilely, determine with the aid of aPsy chrome tric chart!D he Dew point temperature of the air at state point one.O. The relatire humidity at stete point on ea. The Dew pomt temperature and the welt belb temperatureat tute point two.U. The enthalpy of the tewo air streaunsN. The moisture content of the fwo air streusme.

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Air at lol-325K Pa barometric pressure, dry bulb temperature of 20°C and wet buib tem perature f 1S°C at 8tate one, mixes adiuberti cally wth andher stream of air at lo1.326 kpq baro metric pressure, dry bulb tempera ture of llC and relative humidity of solo at state fwo. If the masses of dry air are 2kg end 3 kg respectively, determine with the aid of a Psy chreme tric chart: Ohe Dew point temperature of the air at state Pcint one- O The relative humidity at leste point one a. The Dew pemt temperature and the welt blelb temperature at dute pont two. U. The enthalpy of the tewo air streans (. The moisture content of the two air streasme.

Air at lol-325K Pa barometric pressure, dry bulb temperature of 20°C and wet buib tem perature f 1S°C at 8tate one, mixes adiuberti cally wth andher stream of air at lo1.326 kpq baro metric pressure, dry bulb tempera ture of llC and relative humidity of solo at state fwo. If the masses of dry air are 2kg end 3 kg respectively, determine with the aid of a Psy chreme tric chart: Ohe Dew point temperature of the air at state Pcint one- O The relative humidity at leste point one a. The Dew pemt temperature and the welt blelb temperature at dute pont two. U. The enthalpy of the tewo air streans (. The moisture content of the two air streasme.

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305578296

Author:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Publisher:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Chapter46: Room Air Conditioners

Section: Chapter Questions

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