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A 5,100 ft3 air stream exits a heating unit at 80°F and 60% RH and then mixes with 28,000 ft3 of air at 70°F and 40% RH provided to the building from another source. What is the combined dry-bulb temperature of the air in the building? Note: there is no exhaust in this problem. The total air quantity will be 28,000 ft3 + 5,100 ft3

          A 5,100 ft3 air stream exits a heating unit at 80°F and 60% RH and then mixes with 28,000 ft3 of air at 70°F and 40% RH provided to the building from another source.  What is the combined dry-bulb temperature of the air in the building?  Note: there is no exhaust in this problem.  The total air quantity will be 28,000 ft3 + 5,100 ft3
        
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A 5,100 ft3 air stream exits a heating unit at 80°F and 60% RH and then mixes with 28,000 ft3 of air at 70°F and 40% RH provided to the building from another source. What is the combined dry-bulb temperature of the air in the building? Note: there is no exhaust in this problem. The total air quantity will be 28,000 ft3 + 5,100 ft3
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00:01 Hello students in this question we need to find out how much heat is removed per cube meter for initial air in this process.
00:08 Now here we have given this value.
00:12 Now sensible cooling so c -o -1 is equal to co2 is equal to temperature is given 35 degrees celsius.
00:24 So t -o -2 that organized bulk temperature, t -p2 is equal to 59 .5 .5 .3...
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