Estimate the vapor pressure, air pressure, relative humidity, and air density at a height of 1500 m into the atmosphere. The total pressure is 100 kPa, air temperature is 28°C and the dew point temperature is 16°C near the ground, the lapse rate 6°C/km, which is constant for both air temperature and dew point temperature. The gas constant R is 287 J/kg-K and constant with respect to altitude. Relative Humidity at 1500m, in % Round to one (1) decimal place

Estimate the vapor pressure, air pressure, relative humidity, and air density at a height of 1500 m into the atmosphere. The total pressure is 100 kPa, air temperature is 28°C and the dew point temperature is 16°C near the ground, the lapse rate 6°C/km, which is constant for both air temperature and dew point temperature. The gas constant R is 287 J/kg-K and constant with respect to altitude. Relative Humidity at 1500m, in % Round to one (1) decimal place

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter11: Temperature And Temperature- Related Variables In Engineering

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