Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics - Lec 29, pt 5 of 6: Heating and Cooling with Humid / Dehumid

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  1. Ron Hugo
  2. Mechanical Engineering (Professional Field)
  3. Thermodynamics (Field Of Study)
  4. Humidifier (Product Line)
  5. Dehumidifier (Vocabulary Equivalent Topic)
  6. HVAC
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Sir,
Please clarify the enthalpy of Steam or Water we inject. For example if we inject steam at 240 F and 14, 7 psia, what is hwater_in, value, from steam tables, (superheated water h=1163.9 Btu/lbm), obtaining heating and humidification. In this case Latent Heat= ma(w2-w1)X1163.9. Is this correct?
Injecting Water @ 60F, hwater_in is, from steam tabels, hf= 28.08 Btu/lbm, and Latent heat = ma(w2-w1)x 28.08, obtaining cooling and humidification.
Thank you very much,

Best Regards,

Radu

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