LECTURE 3 (PART F): Psychrometric Processes - Cooling with Dehumidification

Psychrometrics (Chapter 3)
ABE 474 Indoor Environmental Control
Dr. Angela Green
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

[@kedarshete3131]

Amazing clarity in explanation, Professor ! I really enjoyed the discussion. I am a student in the IAC program and that's how I found this video.

[@stunt_double]

Thanks for crystal clear clarification. I thought i had to learn steps now i'm feeling lighter. Thank you.

[@xfresta]

Greetings from Morocco, I've been asking myself a logical question for a long time.
If condensation happens at 100% relative humidity where the vapor pressure equals to saturated vapor pressure (Pv/Pvs), so the point that we will get, after passing the air through a cooling coil, should be somewhere on the 100% RH, and not inside the diagram.
Now you explained exactly what I was looking for.
Many thanks.

[@uiucindoorenvironmentalcon3248]

Thanks for the comments. This series of videos is a part of the course offered at the University of Illinois each Spring semester, but I'm glad others are finding value in the content. If you are interested in learning more about psychrometrics or environmental control, there are many resources and courses available to help you learn.

[@chandankrsah7783]

Yes ma'am, I like to learn. Ma'am Can you suggest me some courses ?

[@abhishekshah9075]

nice upload, thanks a lot.

[@The_corporate_train]

great job..

[@mr.preetam2491]

thank u so much

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

The magnitude of temperature difference between the wet bulb & dry bulb temperature is inversely related to relative humidity?

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

Does it mean higher the difference lower the room or inside temperature?

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

Does it mean lower the load on the air conditioner?

[@hiteshkr.pramanik5004]

how can one draw the ts diagram for the same(temperature entropy graph for the cooling and dehumidification process)

[@meerahussain2005]

Please do let me know from where i can get from chapter 1 to all chapters related to this subject

[@rafatbinmallick1949]

Mam,there is a mistake at 8:30 min.you wrote mw=ma(w2-w1).but later you wrote correctly