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Isn't it 69 degF not C ?mech-eng said:There is wet-bulb temperature of 69 centigrade in the picture which I cannot understand how it is placed there and what is the relation between it and saturation line (RH of % 100)
A psychrometric chart is a graphical representation of the thermodynamic properties of air, including temperature, humidity, and pressure. It is used in the field of HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) to analyze and design air conditioning systems.
A psychrometric chart is constructed by plotting the values of dry bulb temperature (x-axis) and humidity ratio or specific humidity (y-axis) on a graph. The chart also includes lines of constant relative humidity, wet bulb temperature, and enthalpy, which are calculated using psychrometric equations.
Using a psychrometric chart allows engineers and technicians to quickly and accurately determine the properties of air and make informed decisions about air conditioning system design and operation. It also helps in identifying potential problems and troubleshooting existing systems.
A psychrometric chart is used in air conditioning system design to determine the required air flow rate, cooling capacity, and dehumidifying capacity. It also helps in selecting the appropriate equipment and optimizing the system for energy efficiency.
Yes, there are different types of psychrometric charts that are specific to different altitudes, atmospheric pressure levels, and temperature ranges. Some charts also include additional properties such as specific volume and relative humidity. It is important to use the correct chart for the specific conditions being analyzed.