S5. A 0.5 kg sample of moist air is initially at 295 K, 100 kPa, and...
1 kg of atmospheric air initially at 30 ºc and 60% relative humidity is cooled slowly, at a constant pressure of 100 kPa, to a final temperature of 5 ºc. a. What is the saturation pressure of water at the initial temperature? b. What is the partial pressure of water vapor (vapor pressure) at the initial condition? c. What is the partial pressure of dry air at the initial condition? d. What is the initial humidity ratio? e. What is...
10-kg moist air at the temperature of 24°C, the pressure of 100 kPa, and relative humidity of 90% is enclosed in a cylinder and piston assembly. The enclosed air is cooled down to the temperature of 12°C at a constant pressure process (when piston can move freely). Determine a) at what temperature vapor starts to condense and b) the mass of condensed water during the process using the psychrometric chart.
USE THE AIR TABLES 0.5 kg of air is initially at 280 K, 100 kPa in a frictionless adiabatic piston-cylinder. Find the volume of the cylinder (m). Find the initial internal energy (kj/kg) using the air tables. A. B. The air is compressed po ytropically according to P * (V)1.4 = constant to a volume which is 32.3% of the initial volume (V.-0323 V). Find the new volume (m), pressure (kPa), temperature (K) and internal energy (kJ/kg). Find the work...
A moist air of 25 °C and 200 kPa with relative humidity of 50% is mixed with nitrogen of 25 °C and 200 kPa. Then, the mixture is expanded through a turbine to 100 kPa. Assuming the turbine is ideal, determine the minimum nitrogen and moist air mole ratio (kmol N2/kmol moist air) that does not induce condensation within the turbine. Assume specific heat ratios are same for water vapor, dry air, and nitrogen as 1.4. 3. (10 points) A...
Exercise 2 Moist air at 1 atm. barometric pressure has a dry bulb temperature of 40°C and a wet bulb temperature of 320C. Using both the equations for the moist air properties and the psychrometric chart find: g) the partial pressure of the water vapor h) humidity ratio i) relative humidity j) dew-point temperature k) specific volume 1) enthalpy of moist air Insert the data and the results from the chart in the following table: Enthalpy Specific kJ/kg m/kg Humidity...
11-35.A moist air mixture with a dry bulb temperature of 48°C, a relative humidity of 40 percent, and a total pressure of 160 kPa is contained in a rigid vessel having a volume of 1.65 m3. The air is cooled until the dry bulb temperature reaches 23°C. Determine the amount of heat transferred, the final pressure of the air, and the amount of water vapor condensed during the process.
Exercise 3 Moist air at 1 atm. barometric pressure has a dry bulb temperature of 29 C and a wet bulb temperature of 22°C. Using the psychrometric chart and the table for saturated vapor find the following air properties: Pr T- 40 a) the partial pressure of the water vapor b) humidity ratio c) relative humidity d) dew-point temperature e) specific volume ) enthalpy of moist air
Air pressure = 100 kPa Air temperature = 20 deg Wet-bulb (Dew Point) temperature = 16 degC Find: - Vapor pressure - Relative humidity, - Specific humidity, - Air density
Please Make a clear answer. A sample of moist air has a relative humidity and dew point of 60% and 5 °C, respectively. Find the air dry bulb temperature and humidity ratio. Assume the sample exists at atmospheric pressure. (0.0056, 13 °C)
Moist air is at 80F (26.67C) dry-bulb, 0.0150 lb-w/lb-da (0.0150 kg-w/kg-da) humidity ratio, pressure of 14.696 psia (101.35 kPa). Determine the dew-point temperature, relative humidity, volume in cu ft/lb-da (cu meters/kg-da), and enthalpy in Btu/lb-da (kJ/kg-da) using the moist air property tables and the ideal gas equations. What error is incurred using the ideal gas approach? Compare these results with the psychrometric charts (available in ASHRAE Fundamentals)