What is the adiabatic-saturation temperature? Why is it almost identical to the wet-bulb temperature for the airwater
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What is the adiabatic-saturation temperature? Why is it almost identical to the wet-bulb temperature for the air–water system, but not for other systems?
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A diabatic process is one where heat is pumped into a system without the input of work The adiabaticsaturation temperature or ASAT is simply the temperature at which an air parcel would saturate when ...View the full answer
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