requirement : a good understandable handwriting and answer in step by step procedure with good arrangement Outside air at 5°C db, 2 °C wb, ismixed with returned air in equalamounts. The enthalpy of themixing point M is. .Return AirRoomOatsideAir40 °C24 °C, 50% RH

Given: DBT of outside air= 5oC WBT of outside air=2oC DBT of inside air=24oC RH=50% To determine:…

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