Engineering, 12.03.2020 22:03, ajahbraun

15 m3/min of air at 104oF and 60% relative humidity is cooled to 59oF and 100% relative humidity, and then reheated to 68oF. Find the following: a. The flow rate of dry air (BDA) in kg /min. b. The amount of water condensed during cooling stage. c. kW of power needed for cooling the air in the cooling stage. d. kW of power needed for the heating step.

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