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Data for the centralized air conditioner are as follows: Input air passing through evaporator coils: RH=70% Dry bulb temperature3D30°C Saturation Pressure @30°C=4.98kPa Output air that passed through evaporator coils: RH=45% Dry bulb temperature%3D23°C Saturation Pressure @24°C=3.8kPa Determine the total air conditioning load in tons of refrigeration if the air is charged at the evaporator coils at two kilograms per second.

Data for the centralized air conditioner are as follows: Input air passing through evaporator coils: RH=70% Dry bulb temperature3D30°C Saturation Pressure @30°C=4.98kPa Output air that passed through evaporator coils: RH=45% Dry bulb temperature%3D23°C Saturation Pressure @24°C=3.8kPa Determine the total air conditioning load in tons of refrigeration if the air is charged at the evaporator coils at two kilograms per second.

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Data for the centralized air conditioner are as follows: Input air passing through evaporator coils: RH=70% Dry bulb temperature=D30°C Saturation Pressure @30°C=4.98kPa Output air that passed through evaporator coils: RH=45% Dry bulb temperature%=D23°C Saturation Pressure @24°C=3.8kPa Determine the total air conditioning load in tons of refrigeration if the air is charged at the evaporator coils at two kilograms per second.
Transcribed Image Text:Data for the centralized air conditioner are as follows: Input air passing through evaporator coils: RH=70% Dry bulb temperature=D30°C Saturation Pressure @30°C=4.98kPa Output air that passed through evaporator coils: RH=45% Dry bulb temperature%=D23°C Saturation Pressure @24°C=3.8kPa Determine the total air conditioning load in tons of refrigeration if the air is charged at the evaporator coils at two kilograms per second.
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