An air conditioner cools humid air at temperature t₁ = 25°C and relative humidity 1 = 70% to temperature t2 = 10°C. Determine the final relative humidity, 92, and calculate the following (show all working): i. ii. the energy that is removed; the water mass extracted from the air.

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An air conditioner cools humid air at temperature t₁ = 25°C and
relative humidity 1 = 70% to temperature t2 = 10°C.
Determine the final relative humidity, 2, and calculate the following
(show all working):
i.
ii.
the energy that is removed;
the water mass extracted from the air.
Transcribed Image Text:An air conditioner cools humid air at temperature t₁ = 25°C and relative humidity 1 = 70% to temperature t2 = 10°C. Determine the final relative humidity, 2, and calculate the following (show all working): i. ii. the energy that is removed; the water mass extracted from the air.
05
-06
-0-7
-0-7
08
09 Sensible/total heat
10 ratio for water
0-9
added at 30 C
-08
-06
05
04
0.75
02
-10
01 0
25
-10
30
pe
Based on a barometric
pressure of 101-325 kPa
0-80
Specific enthalpy/(kJ-kg-¹)
45
S5 09
10
09
10
65
15
70
15
80
Specific volume/ m³ kg-¹
0.85
Wet-bulb temperature/"C (sling)
10
20
peep
20
15
95
25.
25
100
20
105
OLL
90
90 80
30
Dry-bulb temperature/C
35
120
25
Specific enthalpy/(kJ-kg-¹)
30
70
125
60
40
35
130
Percentage saturation/%
50
40
45
40
45
135
50
30
50
140
55
55
20
-0.030
-0-029
-0-028
-0-027
-0-026
-0-025
-0-024
-0.023
-0.022
-0021
-0-020
-0.019
+0018
60
0017
-0.016
4-0015
0014
0013
-0.012
0011
-0.010
-0.009
-0.008
+0.007
-0.006
-0.005
+0.004
-0-003
-0.002
-0.001
-0.000
(kg kg dry air)
Moisture co
60
8
8
Specific enthalpy / (kJ-kg-¹)
65
Transcribed Image Text:05 -06 -0-7 -0-7 08 09 Sensible/total heat 10 ratio for water 0-9 added at 30 C -08 -06 05 04 0.75 02 -10 01 0 25 -10 30 pe Based on a barometric pressure of 101-325 kPa 0-80 Specific enthalpy/(kJ-kg-¹) 45 S5 09 10 09 10 65 15 70 15 80 Specific volume/ m³ kg-¹ 0.85 Wet-bulb temperature/"C (sling) 10 20 peep 20 15 95 25. 25 100 20 105 OLL 90 90 80 30 Dry-bulb temperature/C 35 120 25 Specific enthalpy/(kJ-kg-¹) 30 70 125 60 40 35 130 Percentage saturation/% 50 40 45 40 45 135 50 30 50 140 55 55 20 -0.030 -0-029 -0-028 -0-027 -0-026 -0-025 -0-024 -0.023 -0.022 -0021 -0-020 -0.019 +0018 60 0017 -0.016 4-0015 0014 0013 -0.012 0011 -0.010 -0.009 -0.008 +0.007 -0.006 -0.005 +0.004 -0-003 -0.002 -0.001 -0.000 (kg kg dry air) Moisture co 60 8 8 Specific enthalpy / (kJ-kg-¹) 65
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