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Psychrometric Problem Solutions

This document contains problems and applications related to calculating humidity values under different temperature and relative humidity conditions. It includes calculating absolute humidity, wet bulb temperature, relative humidity, and dew point for various air samples. It also asks to calculate the change in relative humidity when air is heated from 25 degrees Celsius to 50 degrees Celsius while keeping specific humidity constant.

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Psychrometric Problem Solutions

This document contains problems and applications related to calculating humidity values under different temperature and relative humidity conditions. It includes calculating absolute humidity, wet bulb temperature, relative humidity, and dew point for various air samples. It also asks to calculate the change in relative humidity when air is heated from 25 degrees Celsius to 50 degrees Celsius while keeping specific humidity constant.

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10/24/2014

Problems & Applications:


Calculate (determine) the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.

The absolute humidity of air which has 60% RH & Tdb = 25oC:
[12.5g H2O/kg air]
The wet bulb temperature under these conditions:
[19 oC]
The RH of air having a Twb = 15oC & Tdb = 30oC: [18%]
The dew point of air cooled adiabatically from Tdb = 40oC & RH = 30%:
[25oC]

Application:
5. Calc. change in RH - To represent the changes taking place
as air is heated prior to being blown over food:
a. Given: Incoming air quality:
Twb 15oC; Tdb = 25oC:
Required: % RH of incoming air:
[RH1 = 34%]
b. Given:
Heated air quality:
Tdb = 50oC:
Required:
%RH of heated air: [RH2 = 8.5%]
(Instructions: follow constant specific humidity line right to Tdb)
10/24/2014

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