MEASUREMENT OF HUMIDITY ABOVE TEMPERATURE OF 100°C WITH A DOUBLE-WICK WET BULB PSYCHROMETER
A.C. Kent, Howard N. Rosen
Abstract
A.C. Kent, Howard N. Rosen
Abstract
A need exists for a simple device to measure the psychrometric properties of high temperature and high humidity air. To meet this need, a small laboratory double-wick psychrometer was developed and tested which showed good results to 175°C dry bulb temperature and 100°C wet bulb temperature. Based on the results of the laboratory unit, a portable prototype psychrometric system was designed and built. The overall design provided quick measurement and indication of wet bulb temperature, dry bulb temperature, humidity, and enthalpy of a high temperature air stream.
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A need exists for a simple device to measure the psychrometric properties of high temperature and high humidity air. To meet this need, a small laboratory double-wick psychrometer was developed and tested which showed good results to 175°C dry bulb temperature and 100°C wet bulb temperature. Based on the results of the laboratory unit, a portable prototype psychrometric system was designed and built. The overall design provided quick measurement and indication of wet bulb temperature, dry bulb temperature, humidity, and enthalpy of a high temperature air stream.
Key concepts: Hygrometer, Psychrometrics, Wet-bulb temperature, Dry-bulb temperature, Humidity, Bulb, Relative humidity, Chemistry