An office is to be air conditioning for 50 employees when the outdoor conditions are 30 C° DBT and 75 % RH. If the quantity of outdoor air supplied is 0.4 m /min/person. Assume that required comfort conditions are 20 C° DBT and 60 % RH and the air is conditioned first by cooling and dehumidification until saturation and then heating. Draw the pshychrometric figure for the processes and find the following: 1- Capacity of the cooling coil in tons of refrigeration. 2- Amount of water removed by the eliminator per hour. 3- If the heating coil surface temperature is 25 C° then find the by-pass factor of the heating coil.

An office is to be air conditioning for 50 employees when the outdoor conditions are 30 C° DBT and 75 % RH. If the quantity of outdoor air supplied is 0.4 m /min/person. Assume that required comfort conditions are 20 C° DBT and 60 % RH and the air is conditioned first by cooling and dehumidification until saturation and then heating. Draw the pshychrometric figure for the processes and find the following: 1- Capacity of the cooling coil in tons of refrigeration. 2- Amount of water removed by the eliminator per hour. 3- If the heating coil surface temperature is 25 C° then find the by-pass factor of the heating coil.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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