Explain the wet bulb and dew point temperatures. Show how they are determined on the cycrometric diagram. KLİMA ve HAVALANDIRMAPsikrometrik Diyagram(Basınç 101,3 kPa = 1013 m bar = 760 mm Hg)2501110120130S00 -100400030130-Soo30o90-looeees so0080es0012500E120250725110So(kJ/kg)20(Entalpi)1002040%CC)t1506-1.20%801070-5510(KJ/kg) h1560200.25301035402045 °C305040(g/kg) w a%0%500

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Explain the wet bulb and dew point temperatures. Show how they are determined on the cycrometric diagram.

KLİMA ve HAVALANDIRMA
Psikrometrik Diyagram
(Basınç 101,3 kPa = 1013 m bar = 760 mm Hg)
2501
110
120
130
S00 -
100
4000
30130
-Soo
30
o
90
-looee
es so00
80
es00
12500
E120
25
07
25
110
So
(kJ/kg)
20
(Entalpi)
100
20
40%
CC)t
15
06-
1.
20%
80
10
70
-5
5
10
(KJ/kg) h
15
60
20
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25
30
10
35
40
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45 °C
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(g/kg) w a
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