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Summer
Conservation of mass:
For air:
ma1=ma3=ma
For the water:
mv1=mw2'+mv3
mw2'=mv1ma-mv3mama
mw2'=ω1-ω3ma
For state 1, since the dry-bulb is 80℉ and the wet-bulb temperature is 100℉ ,
For state 3, since the dry-bulb is 75℉ and the wet-bulb temperature is 68℉ ,
Thus,
ν1=14.5ft3lbm ω1=125grainswaterlbmair ω2=ω3=92grainswaterlbmair
h1*=44.2 Btulbmair h2*= 29.9Btulbmair h3*=32.7Btulbmair
ma=∀ν1=212000ft3lbm14.5ft3lbm=14620.69lbmairmin
mw2'=ω1-ω3ma=125-92grainswaterlbmair*14620.69lbmairmin*1 lbm7000 grains=68.926lbm
Cooling process 1-2:
dEdt=-Qcool-W+imeh+V22+gzi-eme(h+V22+gz)e
The assumptions for this process: 1, 2, 3
Qcool=mv1hv1+maha1-mw2'hw2'-mv2hv2+maha2
Qcool=mamv1mahv1+ha1-mw2'mahw2'-mv2mahv2+ha2
Qcool=maω1hv1+ha1-ω1-ω2hw2'-ω2hv2+ha2
Qcool=mah1*-h2*-ω1-ω2hf@68℉
=14620.69lbmairmin44.2-29.9Btulbmair-125-92grainswaterlbmair*1Btu7000grainswater*1 min60sec
=16845.44Btusec
First law for part 1:
dEdt=-Q-W+imeh+V22+gzi-eme(h+V22+gz)e
The assumptions for this process: 1, 2, 3
Q=mv1hv1+maha1-mw2'hw2'-mv3hv3+maha3
Q=mamv1mahv1+ha1-mw2'mahw2'-mv3mahv3+ha3
Q=maω1hv1+ha1-ω1-ω3hw2'-ω3hv3+ha3
Q=mah1*-h3*-ω1-ω3hf@68℉
=14620.69lbmairmin44.2-32.7Btulbmair-125-92grainswaterlbmair*1Btu7000grainswater*1 min60sec
=16163.14Btusec
Winter
Conservation of mass:
For air:
mA1=mA3=mA
For the water:
mV1=mW2'+mV3
mW2'=W3-W1mA
For state 1, since the dry-bulb is 0℉ and the relative humidity is 1.0 ,
For state 3, since the dry-bulb is 70℉ and the wet-bulb temperature is 62℉ ,
Thus,
ν1= ft3lbm W1= 0.9 grainswaterlbmair W3= 70.5 grainswaterlbmair
mA=∀ν1=212000ft3lbmft3lbm= lbmairmin
mW2'=W1-W3ma=70.5-6.5grainswaterlbmair*lbmairmin*1 lbm7000 grains=lbm
First law for part 1:
dEdt=Q-W+imeh+V22+gzi-eme(h+V22+gz)e
The assumptions for this process: 1, 2, 3
Q=mV3hV3+mAhA3-mV1hV1+mAhA1-mW2'hW2'
Q=mAh3*-h1*-W3-W1hg@62℉...