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select the appropriate wet bulb temperature: Note:Tdb - dry bulb temperature, F Twb - wet bulb temperature, F Tdp - dew point temperature, F h -enthalpy, Btu/lbair RH - relative humidity, % ω  - humidity ratio, lbH2O/lbair v - specific volume, ft3/lbair

select the appropriate wet bulb temperature: Note:Tdb - dry bulb temperature, F Twb - wet bulb temperature, F Tdp - dew point temperature, F h -enthalpy, Btu/lbair RH - relative humidity, % ω  - humidity ratio, lbH2O/lbair v - specific volume, ft3/lbair

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For each of the given initial state parameters, select the appropriate wet bulb temperature:

Note:Tdb - dry bulb temperature, F

Twb - wet bulb temperature, F

Tdp - dew point temperature, F

h -enthalpy, Btu/lbair

RH - relative humidity, %

ω  - humidity ratio, lbH2O/lbair

v - specific volume, ft3/lbair

Question 2 For each of the given initial state parameters, select the appropriate wet bulb temperature: Note:Tdb - dry bulb temperature, F Twb - wet bulb temperature, F Tdp - dew point temperature, F h-enthalpy, Btu/lbair RH - relative humidity, % w - humidity ratio, IbH2O/lbair v-specific volume, ft³/lbair ✓ Tdb-70F & RH=70% ✓ Tdb-65F & RH=30% Tdb-90F & RH=30% Tdb=70F & RH=100% Tdb=100F & RH=60% A. Twb=50F B. Twb=67F C. Twb-63.5F D.Twb=87F E. Twb=70F
Transcribed Image Text:Question 2 For each of the given initial state parameters, select the appropriate wet bulb temperature: Note:Tdb - dry bulb temperature, F Twb - wet bulb temperature, F Tdp - dew point temperature, F h-enthalpy, Btu/lbair RH - relative humidity, % w - humidity ratio, IbH2O/lbair v-specific volume, ft³/lbair ✓ Tdb-70F & RH=70% ✓ Tdb-65F & RH=30% Tdb-90F & RH=30% Tdb=70F & RH=100% Tdb=100F & RH=60% A. Twb=50F B. Twb=67F C. Twb-63.5F D.Twb=87F E. Twb=70F
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