Measurement of adiabatic saturated temperature.pptVIP

?Comparing with Eq.(5-12)  (8)Dew point td ?Dew point is the temperature to which a vapor-gas mixture must be cooled (at constant humidity H) to become saturated.  (8)Dew point td  (8)Dew point td  2.Humidity Chart of Air-Water System (H-I) Diagram [Figure 5-3][p.252] (1)Characteristics of H-I diagram (2)The groups of lines in H-I diagram The H-I diagram consists of five groups of lines  1)Constant humidity lines (Constant H lines) 2)Constant enthalpy lines (Constant I lines) [Adiabatic cooling/ saturation lines  3)Constant dry-bulb temperature lines (Constant t lines) 4)Constant relative humidity lines (Constant ? line )   5)Partial pressure line of water vapor  (3)Applications of H-I diagram  2)Determining the air state by two independent parameters from the common known conditions: (3)Applications of H-I diagram 3) Determining the air state parameters from the given air state: ?Supplementary: Influence of total pressure P on H-I diagram： ?Exercises： 1.Under total pressure 101.325kPa, temperature of undersaturated moist air is 40℃, and relative humidity 60%, (1)What are the changes of the following air parameters if air is heated to 80 ℃? Humidity H________，relative humidity ? ?________，wet-bulb temperature tw________，dew-point td_________，enthalpy I_________.(unchanged, decrease, increase, unchanged, increase) [1.Under total pressure 101.325kPa, temperature of undersaturated moist air is 40℃, and relative humidity 60%,](2)If the total pressure of air is decreased to 50.6625kPa without changing temperature, what changes will happen of the following parameters？ Humidity H________，relative humidity ?________，(increases, decreases, ) 2.Under constant total pressure and dry-bulb temperature of some moist air, if the dew-point td increases, what changes of the following parameters will happen？ pwater vapor_______, H________, ?_______, tw________, I______ . (increases, increases,increases, increases, increases)3.Under constant to