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July 1985
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International Journal of Refrigeration
Equations are presented, suitable for coding in BASIC for a microcomputer, by which the properties of moist air may be computed accurately at any prevailing barometric pressure. The equations cover relative humidity and wet and dry bulb temperatures together with specific humidity, specific volume and enthalpy. The method is suitable for graphical presentation.
March 1985
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103 Reads
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3 Citations
International Journal of Refrigeration
Two simple equations for use in psychrometric calculations are presented and are shown to be accurate enough for practical calculations.
... During the initial stage of drying, the exposed facade of the element attains wet bulb temperature due to evaporative cooling. For the given ambient conditions of temperature a T (°K) and relative humidity RH , the wet bulb temperature w T (°K) can be estimated with sufficient accuracy by iteratively solving the following equation proposed by Oteh (1985) ...
March 1985
International Journal of Refrigeration
... Oteh [10] presented two equations for use in psychrometric calculations that were derived from the general equation of Parish and Putnam [11]. Oteh and Zachariah [12] presented equations capable to compute the properties of moist air at any prevailing barometric pressure. ...
July 1985
International Journal of Refrigeration
