An auditorium is designed to seat 200 people. The ventilation rate is 2.50 x 10 m' h of outside air, or 3.3 x 10' kg/h. The outside temperature is -10°C dry- bulb, and the outside pressure is 101.3 kPa. Air leaves the auditorium at 23°C dry-bulb. The air temperature entering the auditorium is 21.6°C. Most nearly, how much heat should be supplied to the ventilation air? C. 540 kW D. 780 Kw A. 120 kW B. 290 kW

An auditorium is designed to seat 200 people. The ventilation rate is 2.50 x 10 m' h of outside air, or 3.3 x 10' kg/h. The outside temperature is -10°C dry- bulb, and the outside pressure is 101.3 kPa. Air leaves the auditorium at 23°C dry-bulb. The air temperature entering the auditorium is 21.6°C. Most nearly, how much heat should be supplied to the ventilation air? C. 540 kW D. 780 Kw A. 120 kW B. 290 kW

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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