San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc · leaf 61
e pound of dry air willhold 110.5 gr. of moisture. Since the abil-ity of air to hold moisture increases withits temperature, it is evident that when airwith a given moisture content is heated, itbecomes more dry, or thirsty for moisture.Let us assume that the outside temperatureis 0 deg. F. and the… … FIGURES I AND II the relative humidity is only 2.97 per cent.Curve B shows the dehumidification effectof heating 35 deg. F. and 60 per cent sat-urated air to 70 deg. F. Comparison ofCurves A and B indicates that generally,the colder the weather experienced, themore dry will be the air condition in…
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