OA + 20,000 cfm 95°F db 40% RH +45 40,000 cfm 70°Fdb 50% RH 2 Jo space For the partial system sketch above and given information, determine the follow: 1) The SHF for the cooling coil (c/c) 2) Mass flow rate at state 4 3) Show all numbered states and process line on the psychrometric chart 55°F db 100% RH

OA + 20,000 cfm 95°F db 40% RH +45 40,000 cfm 70°Fdb 50% RH 2 Jo space For the partial system sketch above and given information, determine the follow: 1) The SHF for the cooling coil (c/c) 2) Mass flow rate at state 4 3) Show all numbered states and process line on the psychrometric chart 55°F db 100% RH

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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