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The enthalpy flow, H, is the product of mass airflow rate and specific
enthalpy, h:
H ¼ Qh ð5:5Þ
where is the density of air.
At ambient temperature, a numerical expression of Equation 5.3 for air is:
h ¼ 1004:5 þ xð2;500;000 þ 1858:4Þð5:6Þ
where:
is the air temperature,
x is the humidity ratio, that is the mass of water vapour per kg dry air.
The humidity ratio can be calculated from water vapour partial pressure, p, and
atmospheric pressure, p
a
:
x ¼
0:62198p
p
a
p
ð5:7Þ
The water vapour partial pressure is calculated from relative humidity, by:
p ¼ p
s
ð5:8Þ
where p
s
is the water vapour pressur e at saturation, which depends on the
temperature:
if <0 p
s
¼ 610:5 exp
22:5
273 þ
ð5:9Þ
if >0 p
s
¼ 610:5 exp
17:27
237:3 þ
ð5:10Þ
The humidity ratio can also be derived from mass concentration of water, C
w
,
or volume concentration, c
w
:
x ¼
C
w
1 C
w
¼
c
w
1 c
w
ð5:11Þ
Also interesting, and much simpler to assess, is the efficiency or effectiveness, or
temperature efficiency of the heat exchanger, which reveals how well a heat
exchanger performs. This efficiency is simply calculated from temperature
measurements in both circuits of the heat exchanger:
Hot side: "
;h
¼
hot; in
hot; out
hot; in
cold; in
ð5:12Þ
Cold side: "
;c
¼
cold; out
cold; in
hot; in
cold; in
ð5:13Þ
When the mass flows multiplied by the specific heats are equal on both sides the
efficiency will also be equal.
Measurements and Measures Related to Energy Efficiency in Ventilation 87
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