Table 18.2 Table 18.1 Psychrometric table for wse with sling psychrometer. Question 4 Assume that you are in Phoenix, Ar
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Table 18.1 Psychrometric table for wse with sling psychrometer.
Question 4 Assume that you are in Phoenix, Arizona for a holidy, it is very wam but "dry". The air temperature is 37.0∘C and the relative humidity is 20%. You hear that back home in Vancouver it is 5n0 wing, the air temperature is just above freezing (it is 1.0∘C ) and the relative burmidity is 100%. What is the water vapour content of the air in Phoenix? What is the wafer vapour content of the air in Vancouver? Which location has the greatest humidity? Question 5 The College weather monitor indicates that the air temperatare is 17.5∘C and the dew-point temperature is 12.0∘C. What is the relative humidity? (show your calculatione)
Complete the following tables.
Objective In this lab the relationship between air temperature and hamidity is investigated. You will use the saturation vapour pressure temperature curve to calculate relaive humidity and dew point temperatures. Part A-Calculating Humidity Question 1 Use Table to ascertain the saturation specific humidity (q1) and saturation vapour pressure (e1) for the following air temperatures? Question 2 As the temperatare of a volume of air increases what happens to its ability to hold water vapour?