Chapter 23. Humidification Processes

23.0 Chapter Objectives

On completion of this chapter, a student should be able to:

  • Calculate properties of ideal gas mixtures and determine the properties of dry air–water vapor mixtures

  • Plot processes on a psychrometric chart and analyze processes involving dry air–water vapor mixtures to perform energy and mass balances for the processes

  • Calculate and distinguish the four types of humidity described in the chapter

  • Calculate the dew point of an air–water mixture

  • Explain the significance of the wet bulb temperature and how it can be used to estimate humidity

  • Use the rate equations for heat and mass transfer to plot both the operating and equilibrium line

  • Use analytical and graphical techniques to calculate ...

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