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In a certain locality the drybulb temperature is 35 C & the relative humidity is 70 %. At normal atmospheric pressure of 101.325 kPa, determine: a) Specific humidity b) Specific enthalpy c) Specific volume d) Temperature at which it starts to precipitate e) Check answers above using Psychrometric chart

In a certain locality the drybulb temperature is 35 C & the relative humidity is 70 %. At normal atmospheric pressure of 101.325 kPa, determine: a) Specific humidity b) Specific enthalpy c) Specific volume d) Temperature at which it starts to precipitate e) Check answers above using Psychrometric chart

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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