Bastien,
Type33 assumes that you know the dry bulb temperature. You will
probably need to use some other tool (EES, perhaps) to get the
temperature based on the humidity ratio and relative humidity, then use
Type33 to get the enthalpy.
Kind regards,
David
Bastien GARBAY wrote:
Dear
TRNSYS users,
I
would like to know, if there is a Psychrometrics model, which
calculates the enthalpy of air in function of two others parameters:
humidity ratio and relative humidty of air.
Thanks
for your answer.
Bastien Garbay
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