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The air having a dry ball temperature of 32 ° C and a wet bulb temperature of 24 ° C is initially heated in a heater so that the dry ball temperature increases to 90 G Then the air is passed through the corn kernels pile to dry. The air that comes out and the pile of beer corn is at a dry ball temperature of 60 C Then this air is passed to the dehumidifier to reduce its RH to 10%. Draw the path and process of changing the air on a psychrometric diagram. and the cross-sectional diameter of the pile is 05 m a Determine the amount of water lost and pile of corn kernels in grams of water / second) = grams of water / second) b Determine the amount of water lost from the air when passing through the dehumidifier (in grams ai seconds) = grams of water seconds

The air having a dry ball temperature of 32 ° C and a wet bulb temperature of 24 ° C is initially heated in a heater so that the dry ball temperature increases to 90 G Then the air is passed through the corn kernels pile to dry. The air that comes out and the pile of beer corn is at a dry ball temperature of 60 C Then this air is passed to the dehumidifier to reduce its RH to 10%. Draw the path and process of changing the air on a psychrometric diagram. and the cross-sectional diameter of the pile is 05 m a Determine the amount of water lost and pile of corn kernels in grams of water / second) = grams of water / second) b Determine the amount of water lost from the air when passing through the dehumidifier (in grams ai seconds) = grams of water seconds

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3. The air having a dry ball temperature of 32 ° C and a wet bulb temperature of 24 ° C is initially heated in a heater so that the dry ball temperature increases to 90 G Then the air is passed through the corn kernels pile to dry. The air that comes out and the pile of beer corn is at a dry ball temperature of 60 C Then this air is passed to the dehumidifier to reduce its RH to 10%. Draw the path and process of changing the air on a psychrometric diagram. and the cross-sectional diameter of the pile is 05 m

a Determine the amount of water lost and pile of corn kernels in grams of water / second) = grams of water / second)

b Determine the amount of water lost from the air when passing through the dehumidifier (in grams ai seconds) =

grams of water seconds

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