Consider an hotel room with the given conditions: The room dimensions are 2.5mx4mx5m. One side has dimensions 2.5 m x 4 mand is entirely glazed with interior surface temperature 10°C. The other surfaces are at 20°C. The air is at 22°C dry-bulb temperature and 30% relative humidity. a) What is the MRT? b) What is the operative temperature? c) Are these conditions within the comfort limits of ASHRAE?

Consider an hotel room with the given conditions: The room dimensions are 2.5mx4mx5m. One side has dimensions 2.5 m x 4 mand is entirely glazed with interior surface temperature 10°C. The other surfaces are at 20°C. The air is at 22°C dry-bulb temperature and 30% relative humidity. a) What is the MRT? b) What is the operative temperature? c) Are these conditions within the comfort limits of ASHRAE?

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