Q3:For building in the city of Nassiriah, it is given that:Room sensible heat gain= 40 KW= 10 KWRoom latent heat gainInside design condition:1- Apparatus dew point temperature.2-Condition of air leaving cooling coil.3- Ventilation air mass and volume flow rate.4- Total cooling load of the conditioning plant.FTPلاطول مار25 DBT, 50 % RHOutdoor design condition: 43 DBT and 27.5 WBTBypass factor of the cooling coil = 0.1SetaThe return air from the space is mixed with the outside air before entering the cooling coilin the ratio of 4/ by weight.도Determine:SHYLHh₂-hyEss=fre-pdo4₂-4.

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Q3: For building in the city of Nassiriah, it is given that: Room sensible heat gain 40 KW Room latent heat gain 10 KW Inside design condition: 25 DBT, 50 % RH Out-door design condition: 43 DBT and 27.5 WBT Fir= Fre-Plo CAS₂ V₂² Bypass factor of the cooling coil = 0.1 The return air from the space is mixed with the outside air before entering the cooling coil in the ratio of 4/ by weight. Determine: ->> 도 SHYLH = 1- Apparatus dew point temperature. 2-Condition of air, leaving cooling coil. 3- Ventilation air mass and volume flow rate. 4- Total cooling load of the conditioning plant. M FTP لاطول مار h₂-hy m₂-h.

Q3: For building in the city of Nassiriah, it is given that: Room sensible heat gain 40 KW Room latent heat gain 10 KW Inside design condition: 25 DBT, 50 % RH Out-door design condition: 43 DBT and 27.5 WBT Fir= Fre-Plo CAS₂ V₂² Bypass factor of the cooling coil = 0.1 The return air from the space is mixed with the outside air before entering the cooling coil in the ratio of 4/ by weight. Determine: ->> 도 SHYLH = 1- Apparatus dew point temperature. 2-Condition of air, leaving cooling coil. 3- Ventilation air mass and volume flow rate. 4- Total cooling load of the conditioning plant. M FTP لاطول مار h₂-hy m₂-h.

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