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    HR - RH

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    This document provides equations for calculating humidity ratio (HR), relative humidity (RH), vapor pressure (PWVP), wet bulb temperature (WB), dew point temperature (DP), vapor pressure deficit (DPAP), saturation vapor (SV), and specific heat (CP) based on variables like elevation, pressure, temperature, and humidity. It works through an example calculation using values of elevation = 2000m, dry bulb temperature = 24°C, and relative humidity = 58.09% to determine various humidity and thermodynamic properties.

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    This document provides equations for calculating humidity ratio (HR), relative humidity (RH), vapor pressure (PWVP), wet bulb temperature (WB), dew point temperature (DP), vapor pressure deficit (DPAP), saturation vapor (SV), and specific heat (CP) based on variables like elevation, pressure, temperature, and humidity. It works through an example calculation using values of elevation = 2000m, dry bulb temperature = 24°C, and relative humidity = 58.09% to determine various humidity and thermodynamic properties.

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    This document provides equations for calculating humidity ratio (HR), relative humidity (RH), vapor pressure (PWVP), wet bulb temperature (WB), dew point temperature (DP), vapor pressure deficit (DPAP), saturation vapor (SV), and specific heat (CP) based on variables like elevation, pressure, temperature, and humidity. It works through an example calculation using values of elevation = 2000m, dry bulb temperature = 24°C, and relative humidity = 58.09% to determine various humidity and thermodynamic properties.

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    This document provides equations for calculating humidity ratio (HR), relative humidity (RH), vapor pressure (PWVP), wet bulb temperature (WB), dew point temperature (DP), vapor pressure deficit (DPAP), saturation vapor (SV), and specific heat (CP) based on variables like elevation, pressure, temperature, and humidity. It works through an example calculation using values of elevation = 2000m, dry bulb temperature = 24°C, and relative humidity = 58.09% to determine various humidity and thermodynamic properties.

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    HR RH

    Palt = 101.325 EXP(-ELEV/8332)


    HR = .622 x (PWVP / (Palt - PWVP))
    HR (Palt PWVP) = .622 PWVP
    HR x Palt HR(PWVP) = .622 PWVP
    .622 PWVP + (HR x PWVP) = HR x Palt
    PWVP (.622 + HR) = HR x Palt
    PWVP(.622+HR) / (.622 + HR) = (Palt x HR) / (.622 + HR)
    PWVP = Palt x HR / (.622 + HR)
    RH = (PWVP/ DBPS) x 100
    DBPS = (PWVP / RH) x 100
    =(((Palt x HR) / (.622 + HR)) x 100) / RH
    DBPS = 14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 ))
    DBPS / 14, 097,400 = (14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )))/ 14, 097,400
    ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400) = ln(EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )))
    ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400) = (-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )))
    (( DB+ 231.667 ) (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400))) / (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400)) = -3928.5 / (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400))
    DB = (-3928.5 / (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400)))- 231.667
    PWVP = WBPS - .000666 Palt (DB WB)
    = (WBPS - .000666 Palt DB) + (.000666 Palt WB)
    WBPS + .000666 Palt WB = PWVP + .000666 Palt DB
    14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )) + .000666 Palt WB = PWVP + .000666 Palt DB
    LHS = 14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 ))+ .000666 Palt WB
    RHS = PWVP + .000666 Palt DB
    DP = -35.957 -1.8726 x In(PWVP) + 1.1689( In(PWVP))

    DPAP = ( PALT PWVP )


    = .622 x (DBPS / ( 101.325 DBPS ))
    SV = .287 x ( DB + 273.15 ) / ( PALT PWVP + PWVP x HR )
    = .287 x ( DB + 273.15 ) / ( PALT PWVP + PWVP x
    = 1.01 x DB +

    x ( 1.88 x DB + 2501 )

    CP = ( 1.01 + HR x 1.88 )
    = ( 1.01 +

    HR RH

    x 1.88 )

    = 101.325 EXP ( -ELEV / 8232 )


    = 101.325 EXP ( 2000 / 8232 )
    = 79.47 kPa
    HR = .622 x (PWVP / (Palt - PWVP))
    HR (Palt PWVP) = .622 PWVP
    HR x Palt HR(PWVP) = .622 PWVP
    .622 PWVP + (HR x PWVP) = HR x Palt
    PWVP (.622 + HR) = HR x Palt
    PWVP(.622+HR) / (.622 + HR) = (Palt x HR) / (.622 + HR)
    PWVP = Palt x HR / (.622 + HR)
    = 79.47 x .014 / (.622 + .014)
    = 1.749
    RH = (PWVP/ DBPS) x 100
    DBPS = (PWVP / RH) x 100
    =(((Palt x HR) / (.622 + HR)) x 100) / RH
    =(((79.47 x .014) / (.622 + .014)) x 100 ) / 58.09
    =3.011kPa
    DBPS = 14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 ))
    DBPS / 14, 097,400 = (14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )))/ 14, 097,400
    ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400) = ln(EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )))
    ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400) = (-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )))
    (( DB+ 231.667 ) (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400))) / (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400)) = -3928.5 / (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400))
    DB = (-3928.5 / (ln(DBPS / 14, 097,400)))- 231.667
    = (-3928.5 / (ln(3.011 / 14, 097,400)))- 231.667
    = 24 kPa
    PWVP = WBPS - .000666 Palt (DB WB)
    = (WBPS - .000666 Palt DB) + (.000666 Palt WB)
    WBPS + .000666 Palt WB = PWVP + .000666 Palt DB
    14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 )) + .000666 Palt WB = PWVP + .000666 Palt DB
    LHS = 14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( DB+ 231.667 ))+ .000666 Palt WB
    = 14,097,400 EXP(-3928.5 / ( 24+ 231.667 ))+ .000666 (79.47)18
    RHS = PWVP + .000666 Palt DB
    = 1.749 + .000666 (79.47)1WB
    WB= 18 kPa
    DPAP = ( PALT PWVP )
    = ( 79.47 1.749 )
    = 77.721 kPa
    = .622 x (DBPS / ( 101.325 DBPS ))
    = .622 x (3.011 / ( 101.325 3.011))
    = .019

    SV = .287 x ( DB + 273.15 ) / ( PALT PWVP + PWVP x HR )


    = .287 x ( 24.11 + 273.15 ) / ( 79.47 1.749 + 1.749 x .014)
    = 1.0973 m3/kg
    = .287 x ( DB + 273.15 ) / ( PALT PWVP + PWVP x
    = .287 x ( 24.11 + 273.15 ) / ( 79.47 1.749 + 1.749 x
    = 1.097
    = 1.01 x DB +
    = 1.01 x 24.11 +
    = 73.215

    x ( 1.88 x DB + 2501 )
    x ( 1.88 x 24.11 + 2501 )

    CP = ( 1.01 + HR x 1.88 )
    = ( 1.01 + .014 x 1.88 )
    = 1.036
    = ( 1.01 +
    = ( 1.01 +
    = 1.046

    x 1.88 )
    x 1.88 )

    )
    )

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