Measurement of adiabatic saturated temperature (tas) Because the contact is between Air large amount of water and small Make up water I amount of air, the water temperature is almost unchanged. •Because adiabatic with ambience, Air heat loss Ql=0. Vaporization of I Make up water water will lead to the decrease of temperature of air. 2 1 Airt Airt Make up water Make up water Circulation Pump as as 1 I1 C H t Hr0 (1.01 1.88 II1 C Hr (1.01 1.88H ))tt Hr H tt 0 (1.01 1I.88 0 C Hr H Hr C H t Hr (1.01 1.88H ) 1 H 0 0 1 I 0 H C t r0 (1.0 2 1.88HH , as )ast Has r II 2 C t H r ( 1 . 01 1.88H asHr ..01 88 Has ))tt (Hr as tC as Ht H as as r tC11..88 Hr .0r01 0 tH H (1.01 1 CIH1 , r00I ((11IC 01 1H 1 2 H 1.01 IC (t1,C.H tasHr (1.01 1H. 88 H )Hr t r Hr ( 1 1 . 88 ) t 1H H I 2as C H1, as t as IH as I1rC 01 1 . 88 H ) t H H , H 0 H as as as H , H 1 0 0 0 0 H , H as 1 2 H , as tasas H as r0 (1.01 ,as(C H H r (1. .01 01 11H..88 , Has1.Air I 2Hr I1C t. t.asH 88 r,H 88 .01 01 11.88 1 01 1 . H . 2C H , as as ) CH 1H.01 88 H1t.01 . 88 H C C 1 . 01 1 . 1 8 I1H1 C 1 01 1 . 88 t Hr 0(1 H as as a H H 0 as H as 0 0 C H 1.01 1.Make 88H 1 . 01 1 . 88 H C H , H 1 as H , as as up water C H 1.01 1 . 88 H 1 . 01 1 . 88 H C H , H 1 as H , as H , H 1 as 近似等焓: I I I C t r ( 1 . 01 1 . 88 as I 近似等焓:I 2 I21 HC 2 I 1 I H as )t as H a , as as 近似等焓: as 0 1 1.01 1 1.01 1.882 H 近似等焓: I I H 2 1 近似等焓:I 2 Nearly I C Hr 1.01 1C Has.01 1H .01 .88 H constant enthalpy : r1H t 1H CC1 .01 1.88 H.88 1.as88 1 H Ht1 H as H , H 0 0 C H t Hr0 C t H r as H as as 0 C t Hr C t CH t CHr C t H r H as H as r0 近似等焓: I I Hr HH r t C t 0 H as as 2 1 0 0 H H 近似等焓: as 近似等焓: as 0 Ir II2 I1 0 C 1 . 01 1 . 88 1 1.88H as C H , as H r0 Air t as tH 120 .01 (H as H ) (5 C t Hr C t H r r r0 ( H ras0 I H ) )Hr t C C C t t H r t as t ( 5 14 H H as as C t Hr C H r 0 0 H H H as as 0 0 0 H H as as H)as H ) (5 14()H 近似等焓: I 2(t5 0t) 0 H ) t as ttas CHt (H (H I1 14 Make up water as as as H CH t C rr0 Hr0CrH C t Hr C t Air H t (0HasasH ) H ) 5 ) 1(5 (asH H )( 0 t astt tHast0 ( H 5(14 as as as C C HH C H Air t Make up water r 2 H , as as as 0 H , as as0as as as 0as 0 2 Circulation Pump as Make up water t as t as 0 CH 2 1 ( H as H ) (5 14) as C H 1.01 1.88H 1.01 1.88H as C H ,as N kG ( pw p) S k H ( H s ,tw H ) S •Comparing with Eq.(5-12) 近似等焓: I 2 I1 k H rtw HHs ,ttwas HH)as (5 12) t wCH tt Hr (C r 0 0 r0 k — 以湿度差 H )为推动力的传质系 tw tHas t ( H (asHs ,H ) (5 14) CH tas t wtas; t w ; 1)For air-water system, Other systems,tast t w;t as t as t w tas t w CH w 1.09, rtW r Why? kH 1.09 C ,1rt.09 C ,r0rtW H H For air-water system, kH k H W Question: Are tw and tas affected by the initial temperature of water? 3 r0 2)tw and tas are two different concepts, but they are all functions of air state(t, H). •tw is the result of heat transfer and mass transfer between liquid phase and gas phase under steady state. It is a dynamic state. •tas is the temperature of gas which is humidified, cooled and saturated under adiabatic condition. It is a state of thermodynamic property. tas是大量水与空气接 触,最终达到两相平衡时的温度,过程中气体的温度和湿度 都是变化的;tas由热平衡得出的,是空气的热力学性质 4 (8)Dew point td •Dew point is the temperature to which a vapor-gas mixture must be cooled (at constant humidity H) to become saturated. Let H , p p H H , p LetLet HH H , p p s , t s , t d d s , t d s ,t d s ,t d p s ,t d 令: H=saturation H , pstemperature s ,t d ,t d p at dew point H 露点时的饱和湿度 露点时的饱和湿度 H ss,H ,t t ds ,t 露点时的饱和湿度 d d H sp,t d —— 露点时的饱和湿度 露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 =saturated vapor pressure at dew point — 露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 pss,,tdtpd— s ,t d露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 p s ,t d — 露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 We have, ps ,td ps ,tpd s ,td 得: 0 . 622 ( 5 16 ) 得: H 0 . 622 ( 5 16) 得: HH 0 . 622 ( 5 16 ) s , t d s ,t d s ,t d p ,tP Ps d p s , P p tp d s ,( t d5 16) s , t 得:H s ,t d 0.622 d P p s ,t d H P H s ,td P sH ,t d s ,t P d ppss,,ttpd s ( 5 17 ) ( 5 17 ) ( 5 17 ) ,t d H P d s .,H t622 0.622 d H 5 0 . 622 0 , t d s , t d (5 17) s ,t d sH p s ,t d d — 露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 时的水饱和蒸汽压 psp,tpds ,t— 露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 d — 露点时的水饱和蒸汽压 s ,t d p s ,t d psp,tdps ,td (8)Dew point td s ,t d 得: H 0 . 622 5(16 16 )) .622 得: ( 5 16 ) H 0 . 622 ( 5( )16 s , t s , t d d 得: H 0 . 622 5 P p s ,t d s ,t d P PPpsp,tdp s ,t d s ,t d P HH t d PP sH ,t ds ,P d 5 17 17 p (5 17) s ,td (5( )) sp ,tp ds ,t d ( 5 17 ) .622 H s ,td s ,td 0.0622 HH t ds ,t d 0.622s ,H s ,t d (from tables of properties of saturated steam and water) 查饱和水蒸汽表 t 由由 psp,tds 查饱和水蒸汽表 t 水蒸汽表 t d d d 由p,std,td 查饱和水蒸汽表 td 反之,由 HH HH psp,tds ,t ps ,t反之,由 H s ,td td tH d s ,t ds ,t d d d Reversed, t d ps ,t H s ,t H 反之,由 d d (测量湿度的另一方法 (测量湿度的另一方法 )) 另一方法 ) Dew-point methods of measurement of humidity. (测量湿度的另一方法) 小结: 小结: 小结: t d 1:1t:t tWtW(t as(t)as ) t d t d as ) 1 : t tW (t as ) t d 6 t as ) td 1:1t:t tWtW((t ast)as ) t d t d 1 : t t ( t ) t (8)Dew point td Unsaturated air: t>t =t >t ; w as d Saturated air: t= tas = tw = td。 7 2.Humidity Chart of Air-Water System (H-I) Diagram [Figure 5-3][p.252] (1)Characteristics of H-I diagram I (Ordinate)纵坐标 P=101.3kPa 135° H(Auxiliary axis) Projected value H(Abscissa)横坐标 8 (2)The groups of lines in H-I diagram The H-I diagram consists of five groups of lines 1)Constant humidity lines (Constant H lines) H1 H2 H3 I H1 H2 H3 H Auxiliary axis H 9 2)Constant enthalpy lines (Constant I lines) [Adiabatic cooling/ saturation lines H1 H2 H3 I I1 I4 I3 I2 H1 H2 H3 H Auxiliary axis H 10 I I1 I2 I HI 1 I2 H 1I temperature lines (Constant t 3)Constant dry-bulb I2 IH1 H 2H lines) I1 H II2 1 t1 H I 1.01t (1.88t 2490) H I 12 I 12 H t2 H H2 I 21 I I tH 1 t Slope , every constant t3 t I 1H H tH t line is not parallel with I1 1 2 2 I I1 I1 t 2H each other. I t1H I I I 2 3 1I 1 2 2 I2 t 3t I1 H H tH 1 2 2 II12 B H A t2 I2 tt31 IHH 1 H 1 H1 2 t3 H t2 H HH 1 2 H2 H2 H1 t3 H Ht112 t1 t1 H2 t1 t22 t 2 H t2 t1 11 t12t 3 t 3 t t t2 H1 t1 H2 H A 4)Constant relative humidity lines (Constant I H 3 H1 BI line ) t3 H II tt3 H2 Constant lines Ct3 t2 A ps H3 t 2线 H 0.622 t3 等 I t1 p 3 p s s B 0.622 P ps H H0.622 tt 2 t H t t1 H1 3 2 2 P P psps C tt1 t A t P 一定, f ( H , p ) H1 s H2 For certain P, 2 1 1 P 一定, f ( H , p ) P一定, f ( H , ps ) s 等线 B H H2 1 t 而 p f ( t ), f ( H , t ) H H H3 s 1 1 1 而 p f ( t ), f ( H , t ) ps sf (t ), f ( H , t ) C H 2 H 2 H1 H 2 H 3 H Fixing a value, an H~t line is determined. 等线 H H 3 H H3 2 H3 A H A H H3 H B A B A H A C There are 11 lines of constantBin figure 5-3. From the C B A B 等线 figure, we know that, if H is unchanged, t i.e., C C B C . 等线 air capacity of absorbing vapor/moisture 等线 12等 线 C 等线 I Function of preheater: 1)t I , this is favorable to heat transfer; 2)t , this is favorable to mass transfer. I Undersaturated zone(drying zone)(干燥区) =100% (Saturation line) Supersaturated zone(过饱和区) H 13 p1 p1 H1 5)Partial pressure line of water vapor H1 PH p 0.622 H H H 1 1 p f (H ) p f (H ) p1 p1 H1 p1 H1 H H1 H 1 H 1 p f (H 1 p f (H p f (H ) I •Because total pressure P is constant, and H<<0.622, relation between p and H is almost linear. [Figure5-3] 14 (3)Applications of H-I diagram 1)Independent parameters: Only two Independent parameters can determine the air state in the H-I diagram. • Non-independent parameters: td ~ H ; p ~ H ; td ~ p; t w ~ I ; tas ~ I . 各在同一等 I线或等 线上。 Above couples are on theHsame constant I line or constant H line respectively. 15 I I t t I I tW t state by two independent t tW 2)Determining the air H conditions: tW H parameters from thetWcommon known 1 I II A tt t tWW ttW H H H 11 1 A AA (a)Given t, tw H 1 A II tt I H A 1 A tttWW t 1 Constant H line d H H 11 tW H 1 H H 1 (b)Given t, td 16 t tW AA A I A tW I H t (3)Applications of 1H-I diagram tW A Constant line II H tt 1I ttWW A t H H tW 11 H A A 1 A (c)Given t, 17 t I t tW p1 tW p1 p1 the 3) Determining the air state parameters from H p1 H1 H H1 H1 given air H state: p1 11 H 1H H 1 1 AH A 1 H1 I p f (H ) H 1 p f (H ) t p f (H ) 1 p f ( H ) p1 (tas )tttwW p1 H H Hp f ( I I d 1 H Question: 1 1 A H 1 tf (H65 ) C , 20%. Givenp: t w , tas , td , I , H , p ? 18 H 1 p f (H Question: Determining: Given:t 65C, 20%. tw , tas , td , I , H , p ? t as t w 37C; td 33C; I 158[kJ / kg Dry air] H 0.034[kg Water vapor/ kg Dry air] p 5.2[kPa] 19 •Supplementary: Influence of total pressure P on H-I diagram: ps H 0.622 P ps 1 •WhenP1P changed, p line, lines will change too. P2 2 ps H 0 . 622 When H and t unchanged, (ps is also from the P unchanged), ps above equation, P1 1 P2 2 20 Assignment: Problem 5-2. Problem 5-2. Fill in the blanks from given conditions by using the H-I diagram of air-water system, and plot the illustrative diagram of the solution of question No.4. Attached Table of Problem 5-2 Dry-bulb temperatur No. e ˚C 1 (60) 2 (40) 3 (20) 4 (30) Wet-bulb temp. ˚C Humidity Relative Enthalpy kg/kg dry humidity kJ/kg dry air air % Partial pressure of water vapor kPa Dewpoint ˚C (35) (25) (75) (4) 21 •Exercises: 1.Under total pressure 101.325kPa, temperature of undersaturated moist air is 40℃, and relative humidity 60%, (1)What are the changes of the following air parameters if air is heated to 80 ℃? Humidity H________,relative humidity ________,wet-bulb temperature tw________, dew-point td_________,enthalpy I_________. (unchanged, decrease, increase, unchanged, increase) 22 [1.Under total pressure 101.325kPa, temperature of undersaturated moist air is 40℃, and relative humidity 60%,] (2)If the total pressure of air is decreased to 50.6625kPa without changing temperature, what changes will happen of the followingparameters? ps H 0.622humidity Humidity H________,relative P ps ________, (increases, decreases, P1 ) 1 P2 2 23 2.Under constant total pressure and dry-bulb temperature of some moist air, if the dew-point td increases, what changes of the following parameters will happen? pwater vapor_______, H________, _______, tw________, I______ . (increases, increases, increases, increases, increases) 3.Under constant total pressure and dry-bulb temperature of some moist air, if the wet-bulb temperature tw increases, what changes of the following parameters will happen? pwater vapor _______,H________, _______, td________, I______ . (increases, increases, increases, increases, increases) 24 4.The order of magnitude among dry-bulb temperature t, wet-bulb temperature tw, dew-point td of undersaturated moist air is _____________________. 25 26 27