What happens when relative humidity (RH) = 100%?a)if the air is continued to be cooled, at what temperature will the saturation point be reached? b)What happens if the air is continued to be cooled below the DBT you just found?(psychrometric chart image) 210S0|200– 13|1908585–– 1.21806585 WET BULB TEMPERATURE - °F:170E 111608080–150140 a7575-130 A70110 270–1007065–6060-55-5055 850-4545-4040-S40%3635 2302520%1520=1101010% RELATIVE HUMIDITY10-=5-20–1015206065708595100110115120DRY BULB TEMPERATURE - °FLinric Company Psychrometric Chart, www.linric.com70るENTHALPY - BTU PER POUND OF DRY AIRVAPOR PRESSURE - INCHES OF MERCURY3.으。15.5HUMIDITY RATIO - GRAINS OF MOISTURE PER POUND OF DRY AIR80DEW POINT - °F2015.025%-15%14.5:14.0 SPECIFIC VOLUME fAb OF DRY AIR-13.5%08%06-25ENTHALPY - BTU PER POUND OF DRY AIR%0%%0%950%SATURATION TEMPERATURE - °F5013.0453512.5302042.0LO

Solution: Relative Humidity (RH)- Basically, Relative humidity is the amount of vapor…

What happens when relative humidity (RH) = 100%? a)if the air is continued to be cooled, at what temperature will the saturation point be reached? b)What happens if the air is continued to be cooled below the DBT you just found?

What happens when relative humidity (RH) = 100%? a)if the air is continued to be cooled, at what temperature will the saturation point be reached? b)What happens if the air is continued to be cooled below the DBT you just found?

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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