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Carrier PSYCHROMETRIC CHART HIGH TEMPERATURES SI METRIC UNITS Barometric Pressure 101.325 kPa SEA LEVEL Dry Bulb Temperature °C Moisture Content g/kg Dry Air Enthalpy At Saturation kJ/kg Dry Air Wet Bulb or Saturation Temperature °C 1.15 Volume m3/kg Dry Air Enthalpy Deviation kJ/kg Dry Air Relative Humidity

          Carrier
PSYCHROMETRIC CHART
HIGH TEMPERATURES
SI METRIC UNITS
Barometric Pressure 101.325 kPa
SEA LEVEL
Dry Bulb Temperature °C
Moisture Content g/kg Dry Air
Enthalpy At Saturation kJ/kg Dry Air
Wet Bulb or Saturation Temperature °C
1.15 Volume m3/kg Dry Air
Enthalpy Deviation kJ/kg Dry Air
Relative Humidity

Carrier
PSYCHROMETRIC CHART
HIGH TEMPERATURES
SI METRIC UNITS
Barometric Pressure 101.325 kPa
SEA LEVEL
Dry Bulb Temperature °C
Moisture Content g/kg Dry Air
Enthalpy At Saturation kJ/kg Dry Air
Wet Bulb or Saturation Temperature °C
1.15 Volume m3/kg Dry Air
Enthalpy Deviation kJ/kg Dry Air
Relative Humidity

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Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach

Yunus A. Çengel, Michael A. Boles 8th Edition

Chapter 14

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Air at a dry bulb temperature of 100°C and 4% relative humidity is passed over cooling coils to cool it to a wet bulb temperature of 35°C. Draw the process on the attached Psychrometric chart and calculate how much heat is removed per cubic meter of initial air in the process? What is the dry bulb temperature and relative humidity of the cooled air?