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Comfort and Psychrometric: Prepared by Rustandi Labtech

Comfort is defined as a pleasant feeling produced by one's surroundings, involving temperature, humidity, air movement, and cleanliness. Psychrometrics is the study of air properties and mixtures, including relative humidity, dew point, dry bulb temperature, and wet bulb temperature. A psychrometric chart can be used to analyze air processes, design air conditioning for thermal comfort, and determine properties like specific enthalpy and humidity ratio. Thermal comfort zones include cool, optimum, and warm comfort ranges based on temperature.

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Comfort and Psychrometric: Prepared by Rustandi Labtech

Comfort is defined as a pleasant feeling produced by one's surroundings, involving temperature, humidity, air movement, and cleanliness. Psychrometrics is the study of air properties and mixtures, including relative humidity, dew point, dry bulb temperature, and wet bulb temperature. A psychrometric chart can be used to analyze air processes, design air conditioning for thermal comfort, and determine properties like specific enthalpy and humidity ratio. Thermal comfort zones include cool, optimum, and warm comfort ranges based on temperature.

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Comfort and Psychrometric

Prepared by Rustandi
Labtech
Defines

● Comfort Describes a delicate balance of


pleasant feeling in the body produced by its
surroundings. There are involves :
– Temperature
– Humidity
– Air Movement
– Air Cleanliness
● Psychrometrics is study about properties and
mixture of the air
Psychrometric diagram purpose??

● To know the thermodynamic properties of the


air (e.q. RH, Dew point, Dry Bulb, Wet Bulb,
Humidity Ratio)
● Analyze occurred process of the air (e.q.
Sensible Cooling, Sensible Heating, Cooling &
De humidification, Heating & De
humidification, Cooling & Humidification,
Heating & Humidification, Humidification,
Dehumidifaction
● Designing Air Condition for Thermal Comfort
Thermal Comfort
a. Cool Comfort (20.5°C- 22.8°C)
b. Optimum Comfort (22.8°C- 25°C)
c. Warm Comfort (25.8°C- 27.1°C)
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

 Saturated
Line
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

TDB : Temp. of Air was measured by


Thermometer with dry sensor of thermo.
TDB as like as sensible heat indicator

TDB
(°C)
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

TWB : Temp. of Air was measured by


Thermometer with wet sensor of thermo.
TWB as like as total heat indicator

TWB
(°C)
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

Specific enthalphy(h) : The heat content of


Air per unit weight.

Specific Ehthalpy
(kJ/kg)
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

Humidity Ratio : (moisture content). The


Weight of water vapor per weight dry air

Humidity Ratio
(w = kg/kg*)
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

DP : Dew Point is indication of of air will be


condesation while cooling process of he air.
DP as like as indication of latent heat changes
Any moving DP also moving water vapor value
on the air

DP
(°C)
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

RH %

RH = Actual Partial Pressure


Divided by partial pressure at saturation
Multiple 100%
Psychrometric Diagram Skeleton

Specific Volume (v) : Volume air per unit


Weight of dry air.

Specific Volume = m³/kg*

Sv

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