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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
56.7
76.8
42.0
43.4
2.9
2.4
Qp (W)
995.3
994.5
Qr (W)
0.0
528.0
Qb (W)
2768.6
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
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
68.0
68.0
14.0
14.0
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
ii.
1.5 kW
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
Know that the heat transfer rate (amount of steam) can be calculated by:
m s=
q
he
Where
ms
mass of steam
he
atm=
101.325 kPa, evaporation
P
q
he
2.7686
2256.5
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
Outlet
Tdry (C)
28.7
15.2
Twet (C)
24.3
15.1
Percentage of Saturation
(%)
70.0
98.0
17.9
10.9
74.0
43.0
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
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
h2=63.82kJ / kg
Amount of moisture
= 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
16.2
8.9
71.0
35.0
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
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
h2=50.83 kJ /kg
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Amount of moisture
= 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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