Showing posts with label Power Engineering Chapter 126. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Power Engineering Chapter 126. Show all posts

Which of the following statements about cooling and dehumidification is false?

Which of the following statements about cooling and dehumidification is false?




a) Air washers are used to dehumidify air.
b) When air leaves the washer it will be close to 100% relative humidity.
c) The spray water carries off the latent heat of condensation of the water vapour in the air.
d) Dry bulb temperatures are increased.
e) Dewpoint temperatures are lowered.







Answer: D

The intersection between the line running vertically from the point on the dry-bulb scale and the downward diagonally running line from the wet-bulb scale is defined as

The intersection between the line running vertically from the point on the dry-bulb scale and the downward diagonally running line from the wet-bulb scale is defined as



a) the Dewpoint temperature
b) the partial pressure
c) the reference point
d) the specific volume
e) the relative humidity







Answer: C

Evaporative cooling results in:

Evaporative cooling results in:




a. Heating and humidification of the air
b. Heating and dehumidification of the air
c. Cooling and humidification of the air
d. Cooling and dehumidification of the air
e. Cooling of air only








Answer: C

If 5.0 cubic meters per second of air enters a heating coil at 20°C dry bulb and 15°C wet bulb, and leaves the heating coil at 30°C dry bulb, what is the approximate volume of air leaving the coil?

If 5.0 cubic meters per second of air enters a heating coil at 20°C dry bulb and 15°C wet bulb, and leaves the heating coil at 30°C dry bulb, what is the approximate volume of air leaving the coil?




a. 6 m3/s
b. 5 m3/s
c. 5.2 m3/s
d. 4.2 m3/s
e. 5.7 m3/s







Answer: C

Effective temperature is defined as a measure of comfort that involves:

Effective temperature is defined as a measure of comfort that involves:




a. The effects of relative humidity only
b. The effects of air movement and wet-bulb temperature
c. The effects of dry bulb temperature and dew-point
d. The effects of wet bulb temperature, dry bulb temperature, and relative humidity
e. The effects of air movement, dry bulb temperature, and relative humidity







Answer: E