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/S. aw = 0,5 Air at 30°C and 50% relative humidity is heated to 90°C and then enters a continuous dryer in an adiabatic operation. The air exits at 40°C. Calculate the required energy to heat the air and the inlet volumetric flow rate of air required to remove 20 kg of water/h from the product heat. dryer. (2) anic suciºc

/S. aw = 0,5 Air at 30°C and 50% relative humidity is heated to 90°C and then enters a continuous dryer in an adiabatic operation. The air exits at 40°C. Calculate the required energy to heat the air and the inlet volumetric flow rate of air required to remove 20 kg of water/h from the product heat. dryer. (2) anic suciºc

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Example 1.11 1/s. aw=0₂5 Air at 30°C and 50% relative humidity is heated to 90°C and then enters a continuous dryer in an adiabatic operation. The air exits at 40°C. Calculate the required energy to heat the air and the inlet volumetric flow rate of air required to remove 20 kg of water/h from the product heat S Air at 30°C (2) (3) 40°C dryer 40°C Using psychometric chart. • Air at 30°C dry bulb temperature, RH = 30%0 Humidity W₁ = 0.002 8 Enthalpy H₂ = air ho
Transcribed Image Text:Example 1.11 1/s. aw=0₂5 Air at 30°C and 50% relative humidity is heated to 90°C and then enters a continuous dryer in an adiabatic operation. The air exits at 40°C. Calculate the required energy to heat the air and the inlet volumetric flow rate of air required to remove 20 kg of water/h from the product heat S Air at 30°C (2) (3) 40°C dryer 40°C Using psychometric chart. • Air at 30°C dry bulb temperature, RH = 30%0 Humidity W₁ = 0.002 8 Enthalpy H₂ = air ho
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