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6) Dry air at 1.013 x10 Pa pressure blows across a thermom eter Whose bulo has been Covered with a damped wick. he classcal wet-hulb thermometer indicates that temperatuce is reached by small amount of liquid uater evapurating in to the atmosphore (hulk). From energy halance and molar flux of w ater evaporating show that the temp of dry air is given by steady State a dry wick Ta= AM ke ( CA Csal) - CA(bulk) + Ts air Ta Ther mo incter h Whare, Ta= temp of dry air, Tg= wet bulb temp (bulbsurface temp) %3D

6) Dry air at 1.013 x10 Pa pressure blows across a thermom eter Whose bulo has been Covered with a damped wick. he classcal wet-hulb thermometer indicates that temperatuce is reached by small amount of liquid uater evapurating in to the atmosphore (hulk). From energy halance and molar flux of w ater evaporating show that the temp of dry air is given by steady State a dry wick Ta= AM ke ( CA Csal) - CA(bulk) + Ts air Ta Ther mo incter h Whare, Ta= temp of dry air, Tg= wet bulb temp (bulbsurface temp) %3D

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(6) Dry air at 1.013 x 10 Pa Pressure blows across a the rmometer Whose bullo has been Covered with a damped wick. Me classical wet-hulb thermometer indicates that a steady State temperatuce is reached by small amount of leiquid uater evaprating in to the atmosphere (hulk). Fron energy halance and molar flux of w ater evap orating show that the temp. af dry air is given by Sdry ? wick Ta= AM k ( CA Csał) – CA (bulk) + T, air Ta Ther mo incter Where, Ta= temp of dry air, Ts= wet hulb temp (bulbsurfau temp)
Transcribed Image Text:(6) Dry air at 1.013 x 10 Pa Pressure blows across a the rmometer Whose bullo has been Covered with a damped wick. Me classical wet-hulb thermometer indicates that a steady State temperatuce is reached by small amount of leiquid uater evaprating in to the atmosphere (hulk). Fron energy halance and molar flux of w ater evap orating show that the temp. af dry air is given by Sdry ? wick Ta= AM k ( CA Csał) – CA (bulk) + T, air Ta Ther mo incter Where, Ta= temp of dry air, Ts= wet hulb temp (bulbsurfau temp)
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