For summer air conditioner application of a room; The sensible heat gain of the room is 13kW, the latent heat gain is 3kW, and the design conditions are determined as 21°C relative humidity 55%. Outdoor air conditions are at 42 °C 35% relative humidity, and the relative humidity of the air passing through the cooling coil at the exit from the coil will be 95%. Since the amount of air blown into the environment is 5000m^3/h, the return air is 700 m^3/h: a-Show the event in the psychometric diagram according to the data of the air conditioning application. b-Find the dry bulb temperature of the air at the outlet of the cooling coil. c-Calculate the amount of air that is bypassed and not by-passed from the coil

For summer air conditioner application of a room; The sensible heat gain of the room is 13kW, the latent heat gain is 3kW, and the design conditions are determined as 21°C relative humidity 55%. Outdoor air conditions are at 42 °C 35% relative humidity, and the relative humidity of the air passing through the cooling coil at the exit from the coil will be 95%. Since the amount of air blown into the environment is 5000m^3/h, the return air is 700 m^3/h: a-Show the event in the psychometric diagram according to the data of the air conditioning application. b-Find the dry bulb temperature of the air at the outlet of the cooling coil. c-Calculate the amount of air that is bypassed and not by-passed from the coil

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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