I’m currently studying refrigeration in trade school, and I’m finding pressure-enthalpy charts a bit challenging to understand. Could you make a video tutorial, similar to the one you did for psychrometrics, to help me grasp the concept better?
GA EN Master Electrician here getting ready to take GA state boards In CN unrestricted conditioned air. Did Hvac tech school in 2013 and always been in slight fog with enthalpy.
Relative humidity ratio depends on humidity ratio? U said relative humidity depends on temperature but RH curve covers the entire domain of DBT? Could u please clarify it? Thank u
first-time learning about psychometric chart. . Thanks a lot 🧑🔧🇧🇷
thanks .you are a Hero in hvac
Very good clear explanation, keep going ❤
Very Informative and detailed video. Thanks for creating it.
I’m currently studying refrigeration in trade school, and I’m finding pressure-enthalpy charts a bit challenging to understand. Could you make a video tutorial, similar to the one you did for psychrometrics, to help me grasp the concept better?
Great tutorial!
HVAC in training here.
good explanation, thanks 🙏
12:23 Are we not increasing humidity when we move from right to left in a horizontal line ? We moved from 30% RH region to 60%RH region.
GA EN Master Electrician here getting ready to take GA state boards In CN unrestricted conditioned air. Did Hvac tech school in 2013 and always been in slight fog with enthalpy.
in other video, they said that dew point is at the same line as wet bulb, but here u said its at the same line of HR, I'm confuse.
The dewpoint and wet bulb are the same at saturation. The lines are not the same.
What are the typical questions u can answer using psychrometric chart?
Could u list them down?
Thanks
Relative humidity ratio depends on humidity ratio?
U said relative humidity depends on temperature but RH curve covers the entire domain of DBT? Could u please clarify it?
Thank u
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I swear to God A.I. reads my mind. I was just thinking about psychrometrics….
Spending all that time going into the chart, why not go into EvEryThing ? ...