The initial reading of an air flowing on 760 mm x 360 mm duct with a velocity 9.15 m/s is 35°C and 97.23 KPa partial pressure of dry air. If the air is to be cooled to its saturation condition, what is the heat involved in KW? Barometric pressure is 750 mm Hg.
The initial reading of an air flowing on 760 mm x 360 mm duct with a velocity 9.15 m/s is 35°C and 97.23 KPa partial pressure of dry air. If the air is to be cooled to its saturation condition, what is the heat involved in KW? Barometric pressure is 750 mm Hg.
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