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Does the wet bulb temperature tend to be cooler than the dry bulb? If so, in what case would T(wet bulb) be greater than T(dry bulb)? Thanks for the video, it was an excellent explanation

I would like to thank you this webcast. For the last 25 years I have been teaching psychometrics to my employees and follow union members, information you have provided in this webcast has been spot on. I teach this information, and I'm ask why other psychrometric courses only teach how to plot things on the chart and not real-life applications. The biggest thing I liked about your course was when you mentioned that its in pounds dry air and how to convert it to CFM's

Really appreciate the methodical and example based approach to the topic. Thank you for making this video and sharing your knowledge!

for 45% relative humidity @ 95 degrees I´m counting abt. 112 grains, not 140? for 140 grains @ 95 degrees I would say abt. 55% RH what am I not getting?

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I found this very ilustrative way to explain a quite complex concept. Thank U

Thank you for the concise lesson.

Thank you, great video on how to measure. Im still unsure what the purpose of the reading is.... im missing something basic... sure i will find my answer soon enough

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So...,wet bulb thermometer gives you the amount of moisture in the air? Or you have to do some math to figure it out?

Thank you for putting in the time to make this. I've searched and searched and this explains everything in layman terms. Much appreciated

Cheers for the explanation, but where can I get that camels bling?

The higher the difference between the two thermometers, the lower the amount of the moisture that’s present in the air. That’s my understanding.

Awesome information... thanks. You’re the master of Psychrometrics

dear sir how do you calculate moisture in the air

Thanks for the explanation.!

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Doctor, what does it infer to air if both the dry bulb and wet have the same reading?

Thank you. But one question remains, as we are dipping the wick in water, why is it being used as a proxy for moisture in the air?

Mr. that is the best explanation in the entire KZbin channels, I'm trying to get into the hvac field after 30 years of being a general contractor, thank you so much keep the videos coming

Thank you, Dr. Dry. Very easy to understand.

Where can I get the.app Is it available on Google Play Store

Big fan of Dr. Dry

Excellent explanation covering all the main points and principles to understand the behaviour of the desiccant dehumidifier. Thank you your Dryness!

Your explanation is easy to understand, thank you sir

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Good day sir just one question what is the difference of humidity sensor tonwet bulb sensor..

I have checked two video regarding RH yours is the most understandable thank you

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Really great explanation , thanks a lot.

where do i get this thermometer?

Very well said!

Would be nice if you explained why the temperature of the wick goes down, as it's not necessarily obvious to people that this is an effect of evaporation. Good video.