A chemical laboratory at UJ requires an air conditioning system that maintains the room at 22 °C dry bulb temperature and 50% relative humidity. The system is mixing 25% of fresh air by mass with 75% recirculated air. The fresh air enters at 35°C dry bulb temperature and 28 °C wet bulb temperature and is added to the system at a rate of 50 m3/min. For a by-pass factor of the cooling coil of 0.18 and ADP of 8.5 °C, determine the mass of air after the mixing, the condition of air after mixing and after cooling, and the capacity of cooling coil (in kW). Assume the atmospheric air at 101.32 kPa Note: plot points and read properties from psychometric chart. Label the points and draw the process lines on the chart,

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A chemical laboratory at UJ requires an air conditioning system that maintains the room at 22 °C dry bulb
temperature and 50% relative humidity. The system is mixing 25% of fresh air by mass with 75%
recirculated air. The fresh air enters at 35°C dry bulb temperature and 28 °C wet bulb temperature and is
added to the system at a rate of 50 m3/min. For a by-pass factor of the cooling coil of 0.18 and ADP of 8.5
°C, determine the mass of air after the mixing, the condition of air after mixing and after cooling, and the
capacity of cooling coil (in kW). Assume the atmospheric air at 101.32 kPa
Note: plot points and read properties from psychometric chart. Label the points and draw the process
lines on the chart,
Transcribed Image Text:A chemical laboratory at UJ requires an air conditioning system that maintains the room at 22 °C dry bulb temperature and 50% relative humidity. The system is mixing 25% of fresh air by mass with 75% recirculated air. The fresh air enters at 35°C dry bulb temperature and 28 °C wet bulb temperature and is added to the system at a rate of 50 m3/min. For a by-pass factor of the cooling coil of 0.18 and ADP of 8.5 °C, determine the mass of air after the mixing, the condition of air after mixing and after cooling, and the capacity of cooling coil (in kW). Assume the atmospheric air at 101.32 kPa Note: plot points and read properties from psychometric chart. Label the points and draw the process lines on the chart,
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