in a mixing of two streams of air, 650 cfm of air at 55 degrees F and 20% Relative humidity is mixed with 9000 cfm of air at 75 degrees F dry bulb and 80% relative humidity. Calculate the following conditions after mixing at atmospheric pressure: a) mass flow rate b) enthalpy of mixture per lb of dry air c) dry bulb temp d)humidity ratio

in a mixing of two streams of air, 650 cfm of air at 55 degrees F and 20% Relative humidity is mixed with 9000 cfm of air at 75 degrees F dry bulb and 80% relative humidity. Calculate the following conditions after mixing at atmospheric pressure: a) mass flow rate b) enthalpy of mixture per lb of dry air c) dry bulb temp d)humidity ratio

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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