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How much energy (units of BTU) does an HVAC heating unit need to add to 5,000 ft³ of air at 55°F and 70% RH in order to condition it to 80°F and 60% RH?

          How much energy (units of BTU) does an HVAC heating unit need to add to 5,000 ft³ of air at 55°F and 70% RH in order to condition it to 80°F and 60% RH?
        

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00:01 Here we are given temperature t1 is given which is equal to 94 degree fahrenheit.
00:11 Upon converting it into kelvin it becomes 307 .6 kelvin.
00:17 Then we have temperature t2 is given which is equal to 68 degree fahrenheit.
00:23 Upon converting it becomes 293 .15 kelvin.
00:27 Now here the mass flow rate is given which is equal to 50 feet cube per second or we can say that upon converting feet to meter it becomes 1 .416 meter cube per second or we can say that this is equal to 1416 kilogram per second.
00:53 Now here during an isobaric process, isobaric means constant pressure process, we have the total heat transfer q is equal to mass flow rate into specific heated constant pressure into the change in temperature delta t.
01:17 So this is equal to the mass flow rate is 1416 kilogram per second multiplied by cp...
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