The WET BULB explained in a very different way than the traditional classroom approach
dry bulb
Psychrometric Concepts for HVAC Project Managers Part-1B
This is where I discuss the concept of VAPOR PRESSURE in detail. Vapor Pressure is without any doubt the most important psychrometric property that needs to be understood for the HVAC engineer trying to learn psychrometrics. It is bizarre that many students are going through “Psychrometric Chart” training without even talking about Vapor Pressure. The fact that ASHRAE chose not to show this property on their standard chart may have something to do with this trend. You can “draw process lines” on the charts without any mention of Vapor Pressure but the penalty you pay is a loss of key underlying psychrometric concepts.
As usual conversion from PowerPoint to PDF and no narration leaves out a lot. But I think the following will still be very helpful to new engineers.
Please send in your comments and corrections to me. Thank you.
Psychrometric Concepts for HVAC Project Managers Part-1A
This post is the first in a series of 4 (maybe more) PowerPoint presentations that I am doing for my Company engineers about Pschrometry.
Without the benefit of narration it loses some of its usefulness. But I still think it can be very useful for anyone in the HVAC field trying to learn the subject for the first time.
Note that on the top left corner there is a little notes button that has some more comments on the slide.
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