Lecture 15c - Psychometric chart
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The document discusses psychrometric charts which graphically represent all the properties of atmospheric air, including temperature, humidity, and other properties, on a single chart that is usually at 1 atmospheric pressure. Psychrometric charts allow users to easily see the relationships between different air properties and perform calculations involving changes in conditions like heating and cooling of air.
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