Known: Outside air temperatures of 85F dry bulb and 72F wet bulb Find: relative humidity from...
Known: Outside air temperatures of 85F dry bulb and 72F wet bulb Find: relative humidity from the psychrometric chart
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Using psychrometric chart,
1) Draw a vertical line from
2) Draw an isenthalpic line from
3) Locate the relative humidity at the point of intersection.
Relative humiditiy is,
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Known: Outside air temperatures of 85F dry bulb and 72F wet bulb
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