A hall is to be air conditioned under the following conditions: Inside and outside design conditions (24 c° DBT, 60 % RH) and(38 cº DBT, 28 cº WBT). SE Sensible heat load in the room Latent heat load in the room Total infiltrated air 160000 kJ/hr 40000 kJ/hr BL 1200 m³/hr4 10 c Apparatus dew point temperature. The quantity of recirculated air from the hall is 60 % of the total. If the quantity of the recirculated air is mixed with the conditioned air after the cooling coil. Find the following: 1-The conditions of air leaving the conditioner coil and before mixing with the recirculated D air 2-Conditions of air before entering the hall. 3-The mass of air entering the hall. 4-The mass of total áir passing through the coil. 5-Bypass factor of the cooling coil. -

A hall is to be air conditioned under the following conditions: Inside and outside design conditions (24 c° DBT, 60 % RH) and(38 cº DBT, 28 cº WBT). SE Sensible heat load in the room Latent heat load in the room Total infiltrated air 160000 kJ/hr 40000 kJ/hr BL 1200 m³/hr4 10 c Apparatus dew point temperature. The quantity of recirculated air from the hall is 60 % of the total. If the quantity of the recirculated air is mixed with the conditioned air after the cooling coil. Find the following: 1-The conditions of air leaving the conditioner coil and before mixing with the recirculated D air 2-Conditions of air before entering the hall. 3-The mass of air entering the hall. 4-The mass of total áir passing through the coil. 5-Bypass factor of the cooling coil. -

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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