0% fresh air at 40°C DBT an nd 50% RH. The air leaves ti Cal cooling load and room heat

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The air handling unit of an air-conditioning plant supplies a total of 4500 cmm of dry
air which comprsse by weight 20% fresh air at 40°C DBT and 27 C WBT and 80%
recirculated air at 25°C DBT and 50% RH. The air leaves the cooling coil at 13°C
saturated state. Calculate the total cooling load and room heat gain. Take Sp. volume
of air entcring the cooling coil as 0.869 m/kg d.a. Given:
Condition DBT
WBT
RH
Sp. Humidity
Enthalpy
°C
g.w.v.kg d.a.
kJ/kg d.a.
outside
40
27
17.2
85
AYC
inside
25
50
10.0
50.8
100
9.4
37
ADP
13
JADP-Apparatus Dewpoint]
Transcribed Image Text:The air handling unit of an air-conditioning plant supplies a total of 4500 cmm of dry air which comprsse by weight 20% fresh air at 40°C DBT and 27 C WBT and 80% recirculated air at 25°C DBT and 50% RH. The air leaves the cooling coil at 13°C saturated state. Calculate the total cooling load and room heat gain. Take Sp. volume of air entcring the cooling coil as 0.869 m/kg d.a. Given: Condition DBT WBT RH Sp. Humidity Enthalpy °C g.w.v.kg d.a. kJ/kg d.a. outside 40 27 17.2 85 AYC inside 25 50 10.0 50.8 100 9.4 37 ADP 13 JADP-Apparatus Dewpoint]
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