An air conditioning unit delivers 8.24 m3/s of air at 15.2°C DB and 85% RH to maintain 26.5°C DB and 50% RH room conditioned. The air conditioning unit extracts 65% by weight of room air. The balance being made up by outside at 34.7°C DB and 60% RH. Determine the following: a. mass flow rate of supply air in kg/s answer which must be rounded off to two decimal places only. In between your solution, use all the decimal values that you will be calculated b. sensible heat load in kW at the conditioned room c. latent heat load in kW at the conditioned room d. total heat load in kW at the conditioned room e. refrigeration load in kW

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An air conditioning unit delivers 8.24 m3/s of air at 15.2°C DB and 85% RH to maintain 26.5°C DB and 50% RH room conditioned. The air conditioning unit
extracts 65% by weight of room air. The balance being made up by outside at 34.7°C DB and 60% RH. Determine the following:
a. mass flow rate of supply air in kg/s
answer which must be rounded off to two decimal places only. In between
your solution, use all the decimal values that you will be calculated
b. sensible heat load in kW at the conditioned room
c. latent heat load in kW at the conditioned room
d. total heat load in kW at the conditioned room
e. refrigeration load in kW
Transcribed Image Text:An air conditioning unit delivers 8.24 m3/s of air at 15.2°C DB and 85% RH to maintain 26.5°C DB and 50% RH room conditioned. The air conditioning unit extracts 65% by weight of room air. The balance being made up by outside at 34.7°C DB and 60% RH. Determine the following: a. mass flow rate of supply air in kg/s answer which must be rounded off to two decimal places only. In between your solution, use all the decimal values that you will be calculated b. sensible heat load in kW at the conditioned room c. latent heat load in kW at the conditioned room d. total heat load in kW at the conditioned room e. refrigeration load in kW
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