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Question by spayra
Submitted on 11/24/2003
Related FAQ: Temp, Humidity & Dew Point ONA
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I have wet bulb temperature, dry bulb
temperature and relative humidity. Can  
I calculate dew point temperature?


Answer by tinman
Submitted on 12/17/2003
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Find a PSYCHROMETRIC chart.  The dry bulb temperature lies on the x-axis.  There are curves on the chart for RH from 0-100% for a given temperature.  Plot the dry bulb temperature against R.H..  The wet bulb temperature, dew point temperature, absolute humidity, and enthalpy can then be read directly from the chart.

 

Answer by pucho
Submitted on 6/5/2007
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If I have 100 percent web- and 65 dry bulb how can I calculate the relative humidity.

 

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