Question 1 - Section B: 3 M 34°C, 30% RH 23°C Air from Cooling coil Mixer 13 °C, 40% RH outdoor air server room Д Figure - Q1 Supply air Warm air leaving a computer server room after recovering waste heat (State-1 in Figure-Q1) is at 34 °C (dry bulb), 30% RH and flows at a rate of 1.6 m³/s. This air is passed over a cooling coil and cooled to 23 °C (State-3). This cooled air is then mixed with outdoor air. Outdoor air (State-2) is at 13 °C (dry bulb), 40% RH. The two air streams mix at a 1:1 mass ratio. This mixed air is then supplied to another room. Page 2 of 7 (iv) Plot the two psychrometric processes (i.e. cooling and mixing) on a psychrometric chart and submit the completed chart. Determine: (v) the cooling load (in Watts) when cooling warm air from the server room. (vi) the volume flow rate of the air leaving the mixer.
Question 1 - Section B: 3 M 34°C, 30% RH 23°C Air from Cooling coil Mixer 13 °C, 40% RH outdoor air server room Д Figure - Q1 Supply air Warm air leaving a computer server room after recovering waste heat (State-1 in Figure-Q1) is at 34 °C (dry bulb), 30% RH and flows at a rate of 1.6 m³/s. This air is passed over a cooling coil and cooled to 23 °C (State-3). This cooled air is then mixed with outdoor air. Outdoor air (State-2) is at 13 °C (dry bulb), 40% RH. The two air streams mix at a 1:1 mass ratio. This mixed air is then supplied to another room. Page 2 of 7 (iv) Plot the two psychrometric processes (i.e. cooling and mixing) on a psychrometric chart and submit the completed chart. Determine: (v) the cooling load (in Watts) when cooling warm air from the server room. (vi) the volume flow rate of the air leaving the mixer.
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