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  1. M

    HVAC&R Practice Problem of the week

    I also got .0102. I drew a straight line from state 1 (80 F, 70 rh) to ADP (55 F on the saturation curve) and ended up with a dry bulb temp around 58 (.12 bf)or 59 (.16 bf). Looks like I got around the same answer as vel. I’ll try using a different chart maybe?
  2. M

    HVAC&R Practice Problem of the week

    I converted the volumetric flow rate of the air and water to mass flow rates and used the equation m_w = m_a (w_1 - w_2) and solved for w_2. Am I on the right path?
  3. M

    Thermo problem (for TFS and HVACR test takers)

    side question: Would you be able to determine the velocity of this problem using the Bernoulli equation?
  4. M

    TFS practice problem of the week...

    The merm chart was too small for me. I ended up downloading one online and printing it out and putting it in my resource binder.
  5. M

    HVAC&R Practice Problem of the week

    adventurous TFS person here. I got B. I might need to invest in a ruler (assuming finding the intersect for the humidity ratio exit between dew point and condition at the entrance was the correct way to solve this)
  6. M

    Manometry problem

    Took me way too long. I've been working so hard on cycles, heat transfer, and cycle equipment i completely forgot how to solve the easy basics (static fluids). Once I figured out it was the simplest of manometers everything fell into place. Time to go back to the basics!
  7. M

    TFS practice problem of the week...

    I used the chart and got it in about a minute. I think it helps because my super heated steam tables don't have 750 C so i would have to interpolate or estimate and estimating is easier for me with the chart.
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