Moist air at 21 Cº DBT and 15 C° WBT and standard atmospheric pressure is humidified by water spray. If for each one kg of dry air passing through the duct 0.002 kg of water at 100 C° is injected and totally evaporated. Draw the psychometric and schematic figures of process and calculate for the air leaving the spray chamber: a- The moisture content. b- The enthalpy c- Dry bulb temperature.

Moist air at 21 Cº DBT and 15 C° WBT and standard atmospheric pressure is humidified by water spray. If for each one kg of dry air passing through the duct 0.002 kg of water at 100 C° is injected and totally evaporated. Draw the psychometric and schematic figures of process and calculate for the air leaving the spray chamber: a- The moisture content. b- The enthalpy c- Dry bulb temperature.

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