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    This document contains a homework assignment submitted by Neil Chester C. Hernaez for their ME 115-1P Air Conditioning class. The assignment contains 5 problems involving psychrometric processes and air conditioning systems. Problem 1 asks the student to determine if specified air conditions can be achieved through evaporative cooling and reheat by diagramming the processes on a psychrometric chart. Problem 2 involves calculating properties of an air-water vapor mixture that is cooled in a tank. Problem 3 involves sizing the air flow and heat requirements for a continuous drier. Problem 4 asks the student to determine the air flow rate and water removal for an air conditioning system. Problem 5 involves using psychrometric properties to calculate refrigerating capacity and water

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    This document contains a homework assignment submitted by Neil Chester C. Hernaez for their ME 115-1P Air Conditioning class. The assignment contains 5 problems involving psychrometric processes and air conditioning systems. Problem 1 asks the student to determine if specified air conditions can be achieved through evaporative cooling and reheat by diagramming the processes on a psychrometric chart. Problem 2 involves calculating properties of an air-water vapor mixture that is cooled in a tank. Problem 3 involves sizing the air flow and heat requirements for a continuous drier. Problem 4 asks the student to determine the air flow rate and water removal for an air conditioning system. Problem 5 involves using psychrometric properties to calculate refrigerating capacity and water

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    Name: Neil Chester C. Hernaez Yr. & Sec.

    : 5/B39
    ME 115-1P: Air Conditioning Date: September 5, 2020
    Home Work # 2 (Date of Submission: September 5, 2020)

    ENGR.JOSER.FRANCISCO,PME-PROFESSOR

    INSTRUCTION: Solve the following problems, correctly and systematically, and show all the necessary figures.

    Prob. # 1] Can an air conditions of 21 oC DB and 80 % RH be obtained by evaporative cooling


    and reheat from a condition of a) 38 oC DB and 12 % RH? b) 35 oC DB and 18 % RH? c) 41 oC
    DB and 10 % RH? Diagram each process on a schematic psychrometric chart, to show your
    answer and justification.
    (20 points)

    Prob. # 2] An air-water vapor mixture at 138 kPaa, 43 oC, and 50 % RH is contained in a 1.4 m3.
    The tank is cooled to 21 oC. Determine a) the mass of water condensed; b) the partial pressure of
    water vapor initially; c) the final mixture pressure; and d) the heat transferred.
    (20 points)

    Prob. # 3] A continuous drier is designed to produce, in 24 hours, 20 000 kg product containing 5


    % water. The product enters the dryer with 35 % water. The air used for drying has an inlet
    temperature of 20 oC DB and 45 % RH and is preheated to 65 oC before reaching the product.
    The air leaves saturated at 43 oC. Determine a) the air flow rate in m3/s; b) the heat required in
    the reheater.
    (20 points)

    Prob. # 4] A 5-TR Refrigerant –12 air conditioning system receives air at 32 oC DB and 75 %
    RH and cools and dehumidifies it to 24 oC and 45 % RH. The R-12 discharge temperature from
    the compressor is 43 oC and the evaporator temperature is 4 oC. Determine a) the air flow rate; b)
    the water removed.
    (20 points)

    Prob. # 5] In an air conditioning unit 3.5 m3/s of air at 27 oC DB temperature, 50 % RH, and
    standard atmospheric pressure enters the unit. The leaving condition of the air is 13 oC DB
    temperature and 90 % RH. Using properties from the psychrometric chart, a) calculate the
    refrigerating capacity, kW; and b) determine the rate of water removal from air.
    (20 points)

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