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7.

0 Result and Data Alalysis

Table 1 show the result obtains from the experiment.


Table 1 Result obtain

Experiment
Reading

No
Process

T1 (TAd) (C)

25.3

26.4

26.3

27.4

28.7

29.1

T2(TAw) (C)

21.2

22.4

22.0

23.4

24.3

23.7

T3 (TBd) (C)

25.6

44.5

45.7

38.1

29.0

29.1

T4 (TBw) (C)

21.9

30.2

30.5

39.1

25.0

24.3

T5 (TCd) (C)

25.1

44.3

46.3

37.7

14.3

11.1

T6 (TCw) (C)

20.9

27.8

28.5

37.8

14.1

11.2

T7 (TDd) (C)

25.3

44.2

52.1

37.1

15.2

12.1

T8 (TDw) (C)

21.2

27.7

29.9

38.0

15.1

12.4

T9 (T1) (C)

10.1

7.5

T10 (T2) (C)

56.7

76.8

T11 (T3) (C)

42.0

43.4

T12 (T4) (C)

2.9

2.4

Qp (W)

995.3

994.5

Qr (W)

0.0

528.0

Qb (W)

2768.6

Pevap (P1) (kN/m2)

170.3

163.2

Pcond(P3) (kN/m2)

993.4

1031.4

ma (g/s)

219.2

46.8

47.3

47.6

mr (g/s)

3.7

0.8

Time (min)

5.0

22.1

Drain Water (ml)

Sensible Heating

47.3

54.0

Steam
Humidification

Cooling and
Dehumidification

100.0

Sample Calculation
Based on the Psychometric Chart (from Appendices), the respective parameters can be obtain
by using the dry and wet bulb temperature. Plus, the way to read the psychometric chart is
also shown in the appendices.
a) No process
Inlet

Outlet

Tdry (C)

25.3

25.3

Twet (C)

21.2

21.2

Percentage of Saturation (%)

68.0

68.0

Moisture Content (g/kg)

14.0

14.0

Specific enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

61.5

61.5

b) Sensible Heating
i.
1 kW
Inlet

Outlet

Tdry (C)

26.4

44.2

Twet (C)

22.4

27.7

71.0

28.0

15.4

17.0

66

89

Inlet

Outlet

Tdry (C)

26.3

52.1

Twet (C)

22.0

29.9

69.0

24.0

14.9

18.6

65

99

Percentage of Saturation (%)


Moisture Content (g/kg)
Specific enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

ii.

1.5 kW

Percentage of Saturation (%)


Moisture Content (g/kg)
Specific enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

Temperature (air) rise at the outlet


o For 1kW

T dry=T 7T 1
44.226.4
17.8 C

T wet =T 8T 2
27.722.4
5.3 C

o For 1.5kW
T dry=T 7T 1
52.126.3
25.3 C

T wet =T 8T 2
29.922.0
7.9 C

c) Steam Humidification
Inlet

Outlet

Tdry (C)

27.4

37.1

Twet (C)

23.4

38.0

Percentage of Saturation
(%)

71.0

73.0

Moisture Content (g/kg)

Specific enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

Amount of steam produce

Know that the heat transfer rate (amount of steam) can be calculated by:
m s=

q
he

Where
ms

mass of steam

calculated heat transfer

he

evaporation energy of steam

From the Properties of Saturate Steam SI Unit table at

atm=
101.325 kPa, evaporation
P

energy of steam is 2256.5kJ/kg and the heat transfer is 2.7686 kW:


m s=

q
he

2.7686
2256.5

1.227 103 kg/s

Rise in temperature

T dry=T 7T 1
37.127.4
9.7 C

T wet =T 8T 2
38.023.4
14.6 C

Change in relative humidity

Outlet percentage of saturation is 70% and inlet percentage of saturation is 68%.


Percantage of Saturation=73.071.0=2

d) Cooling and Dehumidification


i.
Stable Temperature
Inlet

Outlet

Tdry (C)

28.7

15.2

Twet (C)

24.3

15.1

Percentage of Saturation
(%)

70.0

98.0

Moisture Content (g/kg)

17.9

10.9

Specific enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

74.0

43.0

Mass flow rate of air, ma = 47.3 g/s = 0.0473 kg/s

Change in temperature

T dry=T 7T 1
15.228.7
13.5 C
T wet =T 8T 2
15.124.3
9.2 C

Enthalpy, h

At temperature 28.7C find the enthalpy, h1 (dry) from property table A-4:
Temperature (C)

Enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

25

104.83

28.7

h1

30

125.74

Using interpolation method, h1 can be calculated

125.74h 1
3028.7
=
3025 125.74104.83

h1=120.30 kJ /kg
At temperature 15.2C find the enthalpy, h2 (wet) from property table A-4:
Temperature (C)

Enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

15

62.982

15.2

h2

20

83.915

Using interpolation method, h2 can be calculated


83.915h2
2015.2
=
2015 83.91562.982

h2=63.82kJ / kg

Amount of moisture

For dry air:

a ,i=a ,e a ,1=a , 2=a ,3

For the water vapor: w ,i= w, e a ,1 1 = a ,3 2+ w w = a (12)


For energy balance:

= e h e i hi

= a (h 1h2 )air + w h w

m w =m a (12 )
0.0473(17.9 10310.9 103)
0.331 103 kg/ s

Heat rate

hw = h2 = 63.82 kJ/kg
= a (h 1h2 )air + w h w
0.0473 ( 120.3063.82 ) +0.331 103 (63.82)
2.693 kJ /s
ii.

After 5 minutes
Inlet

Outlet

Tdry (C)

29.1

12.1

Twet (C)

23.7

12.4

65.0

100.0

Moisture Content (g/kg)

16.2

8.9

Specific enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

71.0

35.0

Percentage of Saturation (%)

Mass flow rate of air, ma = 47.6 g/s = 0.0476 kg/s

Change in temperature

T dry=T 7T 1
12.129.1
17.0 C

T wet =T 8T 2

10

12.423.7
11.3 C

Enthalpy, h

At temperature 28.9C find the enthalpy, h1 (dry) from property table A-4:
Temperature (C)

Enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

25

104.83

29.1

h1

30

125.74

Using interpolation method, h1 can be calculated


125.74h1
3029.1
=
3025 125.74104.83

h1=121.98 kJ /kg
At temperature 13.7C find the enthalpy, h2 (wet) from property table A-4:
Temperature (C)

Enthalpy, h (kJ/kg)

10

42.022

12.1

h2

15

62.982

Using interpolation method, h2 can be calculated


62.982h2
1512.1
=
1510 62.98242.022

h2=50.83 kJ /kg

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Amount of moisture

For dry air:

a ,i=a ,e a ,1=a , 2=a ,3

For the water vapor: w ,i=w, e a ,1 1 =a ,3 2+w w =a (12)


For energy balance:

= e h e i hi

=a (h 1h2 )air + w h w

m w =m a (12 )
0.0476(16.2 1038.9 103)
3

0.347 10 kg /s

Heat rate

hw = h2 = 57.53 kJ/kg
= a (h 1h2 )air + w h w
0.0476 ( 121.9850.83 ) +0.347 103 (50.83)
3.404 kJ /s

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