The air in a certain room (Patm=1Bar) has a dry bulb temperature of 23°C and a relative humidity of 78% (at 23°C, Psat-0.002810MP3; hy=2543.5kJ/kg; v=.048574m/kg). Show COMPLETE SOLUTION. Determine: a. Degree of Saturation b. Enthalpy in kl/kg and BTU/ c. Humidity ratio in kg/kg and Jb/lb. d. Dew point temperature e. Specific volume of air At 19°C-Psat=0.0021975MPA At 20°C-0.002339MPA

The air in a certain room (Patm=1Bar) has a dry bulb temperature of 23°C and a relative humidity of 78% (at 23°C, Psat-0.002810MP3; hy=2543.5kJ/kg; v=.048574m/kg). Show COMPLETE SOLUTION. Determine: a. Degree of Saturation b. Enthalpy in kl/kg and BTU/ c. Humidity ratio in kg/kg and Jb/lb. d. Dew point temperature e. Specific volume of air At 19°C-Psat=0.0021975MPA At 20°C-0.002339MPA

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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