Q6. Moist air at dry -bulb temperature 30 C° and moisture content 0.0102Kg/Kg dry aira- During sensible heating has been heated up by 10 Cb- During sensible cooling has been cooled up by 10 C".Draw thisprocessthe map psychrometric and then completed theonfollowing tabletoairproperties after heating and cooling, usingthefollowing codesa. increase,b. decrease,c. remain constantDBTWBTRH%DPTSensible coolingSensible heating

Given: The dry-bulb temperature, Tdb = 30 C The humidity ratio = 0.0102 kg/kg The temperature rise…

Q6. Moist air at dry -bulb temperature 30 and moisture content Kg/Kg dry air a- During sensible heating has been heated up by 10 Co b- During sensible cooling has been cooled up by 10 C" .Draw this process map psychrometric and then completed the air properties after heating and cooling, using the on the following table to following codes a. increase, b. decrease, c. remain constant DBT WBT RH% W V DPT Sensible cooling Sensible heating

Q6. Moist air at dry -bulb temperature 30 and moisture content Kg/Kg dry air a- During sensible heating has been heated up by 10 Co b- During sensible cooling has been cooled up by 10 C" .Draw this process map psychrometric and then completed the air properties after heating and cooling, using the on the following table to following codes a. increase, b. decrease, c. remain constant DBT WBT RH% W V DPT Sensible cooling Sensible heating

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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