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Solve the following problems. Write your solutions at the back of this page. (20 points each)

  1. A humidifier is conditioning air to 120 °F dry-bulb and 90 °F wet-bulb by heating outside air and then passing it through a spray chamber (i.e., adiabatic saturation) in which it reaches 90 % RH, and then reheating it to the desired temperature. The outside air is at 60 °F, carrying as liquid 0.0004 lb water / ftdry air. What temperature (of air) must be reached in each heating operation, and how many Btu (of heat) is required in each heating stage per 100 lb of dry air entering from the outside?

 

  1. A porous solid (initially weighing 400 kg), spread evenly in the dryer with a uniform thickness of 5 cm, is dried under constant drying conditions, with only the top surface exposed to the air flowing parallel to it. It takes 9 h to remove 75% of its total moisture content, starting with a wet solid with 30% moisture. The density of the wet solid is 2000 kg/m3. From separate drying experiments using the same material under same constant drying conditions, the following data were reported: equilibrium moisture content – 5%, critical moisture content – 15%.

     

    3. A counterflow induced-draft cooling tower operates with inlet and exit temperatures of 45 °C and 35 °C when the air has a dry-bulb and wet-bulb temperatures, respectively, of 35 °C and 30 °C. The tower has 1.8 m of stacked plastic fill and the flow rates are Gx = 85 kg/h×m2 and Gy = 95 kg/h×m2.

    Note: The plastic stack height is the height of the tower.

    7 months ago on September 25th, 2012 |J
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