2.5 m3/s of humid air at a state of 28°C DB, 21°C WB and 101.325 kPaa flow across a cooler coil and leaves ar 12.5°C DB and 0.0083 kg vapor per kg dry air. If the apparatus dew point temperature (ADP) is 8.5, compute for the contact factor

2.5 m3/s of humid air at a state of 28°C DB, 21°C WB and 101.325 kPaa flow across a cooler coil and leaves ar 12.5°C DB and 0.0083 kg vapor per kg dry air. If the apparatus dew point temperature (ADP) is 8.5, compute for the contact factor

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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