If wet bulb temperature is same as dew point, the relative humidity of air will be
A.0
B.25
C.50
D.67
E.100
A.0
B.25
C.50
D.67
E.100
A.Carbondioxide
B.Sulphur dioxide
C.Mehtyl chloride
D.Ammonia
E.Any of the above
A.Anywhere in the cycle
B.At the compressor cycle
C.At the compressor outlet
D.On low pressure side near evaporat
E.On high pressure side close to receiver
A.Removing humidity from a space
B.Reducing the quantity of water vapour in a space
C.Reducing the moisture content of a substance
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Dalton’s law of partial pressures
B.Law of conservation of energy
C.Kinetic theory of gases
D.Avogadro’s hypothesis
E.Joule – Thomoson effect
A.Aeration
B.Deionisation
C.Dehumidification
D.Drying
E.Sensible cooling
A.Reciprocating compressor
B.Centrifugal compressor
C.Rotary compressor
D.Screw compressor
A.More
B.Less
C.Half
D.One forth
E.There is no such relation
A.0.1 ton of cold water
B.Half ton of cold water
C.One tonne of cold water
D.More than one tonne of cold water
A.Dry bulb temperature increases while enthalpy of moist air decreases
B.Dry bulb temperature decreases while enthalpy of moist air increases
C.Both dry bulb temperature as well as enthalpy decrease
D.Both dry bulb temperature as well as enthalpy increase