At the peak of Mount Arthur, using a sling psychrometer, you measure a wet bulb temperature of -5.5℃, and a dry bulb temperature of -5℃. Calculate the relative humidity
Given
wet bulb temperature = -5.5℃,
dry bulb temperature = -5℃.
Relative humidity =( (ew - (N* (1+0.00115*Tw) *(Td - Tw))/ed ) * 100
N = 0.668745
ed = 6.112*e(17.502*Td)/240.97+Td) = 6.112*e(17.502*(-5))/240.97+(-5)) =6.4445
ew = 6.112*e(17.502*Tw)/240.97+Tw) = 6.112*e(17.502*(-5.5))/240.97+(-5.5)) = 6.4316
Relative humidity =( (ew - (N* (1+0.00115*Tw) *(Td - Tw))/ed ) * 100
= ( (6.4316 - (0.668745* (1+0.00115*(-5.5)) *((-5) - (-5.5)))/6.445 ) * 100
= ( 6.4316 - 0.6325)/6.445)*100
= 88 %
Relative humidity = 88%
where e=2.7183
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