Adiabatic Processes
The term ‘Adiabatic’ simply means without energy loss or gain. This refers mainly to the processes of evaporative cooling and…
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← Explore all topicsThe term ‘Adiabatic’ simply means without energy loss or gain. This refers mainly to the processes of evaporative cooling and…
Evaporative cooling is an adiabatic process, that is, there is no net heat loss or gain. When hot air stream…
Heating and Dehumidification, also referred to as “chemical dehydration” is seeing increasing use in modern air-conditioning particularly in industrial environment.…
When air is cooled below the dew point temperature, Tdewpoint, condensation occurs and moisture is removed from the air stream.…
If the condition of the air is changing from state 1 to state 2, consider that the intersection of a…
This is the process of introducing moisture into the airstream. In winter, humidification frequently is required because the cold outside…
Example Calculate the amount of sensible heat that must be added to 100lb of air at 85°F dry bulb and…
In HVAC systems, air is typically heated by passing it over a heating coil or use of electrical strip heaters.…
Air dew point temperature Tdewpoint is the temperature when air is 100% saturated and water begins to condense out of the…
In HVAC systems, air is typically cooled by passing it over a cooling coil. Most cooling coils are finned-tube heat…
Measuring vapour pressure is very difficult without complex laboratory instrumentation. However, it can be relatively easily derived from more measurable…
Two types of dew point sensors are commonly used today: a condensation dew point method and a saturated salt system.…