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Five grams of water vapor per kg of atmospheric air is removed, while the temperature of the air after removing the water vapor becomes 25℃ dbt. Calculate: a. Relative humidity. b. Dew point temperature. Assume the conditions of the atmospheric air are 35℃, 60% RH, and the barometric pressure is 101.303 kN/m 2 .

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Page 1: Problem 4

Five grams of water vapor per kg of atmospheric air is removed, while the temperature

of the air after removing the water vapor becomes 25℃ dbt. Calculate:

a. Relative humidity.

b. Dew point temperature.

Assume the conditions of the atmospheric air are 35℃, 60% RH, and the barometric

pressure is 101.303 kN/m2.

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