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    ME Laboratory 1 (MELB0321) (“ane GUEVARRA, AIRA CIARIGE 1 Laborstory Reporttt OF Yeor, & Section: RSME - 3c Date: 05 ~ 4 -24 fopic: Measuring Humidity L introduction A paychrometer is a simple ingtrument for meesuring relative humidity. It uses the wet-oullo ond dry-bulb temperatures, measured in slightly moving air. Each group will measure wet- and dry-bulb temperatures in three diferent locations using sling psychyometer. The gaturation presaures, water vapor pressure, specilic humidity, and relative humidity @ these locations can then be determined. V. Objectives: | | T fe be able to determine the relative humidity oF the air using | 2 Psy chrometer, To be able 40 obtain precise humidity data, understanding relative humidity levels, * regulating environmental conditions eprectvely 4. Consider three (3) various locations in which there is lange discrepancy in temperature as Well a6 the moisture content of air with respect to the dry air. 2. Consider the following locations: «ME Laboratory 3 with the air conditioning unit at full blast . Thetest sink (peck side) of an AC unit of any rooms (locate one with 8 window-type. unit) + Any ovtdéor location around the vicinity of the campus 2. Wet the piece of cloth on one of the thermometers for the wet-butb lemperature, 4. Qn each location, measure the dry-bulb and wet-bulb temperatures by retating the Sling | Peychrometer for eround thitty (30) to fourty (40) seconds. The dry-bulb temperature being measured by the thermometer without the wetted cloth and {ite wet-pulb by the thermometer with the wetted cloth, 5. Obtain the respective readings for the said locations. & Refer to Section V to complete the unknown Values, V. Test Results (Exprese yourmeasurement and calculation in St units} Location 4 Location 2 Location 3 Description of Location | Me Las 4 AMREL BLDG lo cea |Dry-bulb Temperature anc. nee 23% —— auc 32°C 30% Soturation Pressure at noi 9-400 KPa 7.0974 kPa, 5. 0202 Ke ‘Saturotion Pressure at - 30 ace 4.2052 kfa 5. 1ep4 KPa 4.2402 kPa, Water Vapor Presoure. 3. 3182 kPy 4.054 KPa 4-047 fa ‘Speciic Humidity 0-21 ¥/kng 0: 0903 Y/iga e026) igo Relative Humidity azu & a9 GAMREL BLDG) (010 cea) pe. (ME Aw 1): ce c Vil. Concluion {Make a summary of the general content of this report and provide your own insights | about the topic.} | ‘elm conclusion, the vse OF a PsYchrometer to measure humidity is essential ir ‘ fe me ina varie! Tields where exact humidity measurement i eribical: Humidity Levelt can be oe | ured veteg the Peychremeter's wet & Ary bulb thermometere, allowing Fer the computation relative MumidiHy: Furthermore, my experience measuring humidity with @ peychmmetty gee the Inctrumends importance in preservieg environ mental

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