If we pay
attention to the wet thermometer temperature (wet bulb temperature) the same
wetbulb temperature is always obtained with different temperature and
relative humidity combinations: for instance, the same wet bulb temperature
is obtained 10ºC for 20ºC and 23% Hr or for 15°C and 52% Hr, as well as
many other combinations which are shown in thetable for humidity meters. This fact is very important for the
operation of conditioning installations due to the fact that the air which
is located nearly can be converted into one state or another without power
sypoly. Taking into account an air mas at 20°C y 23% Hr and transforming
water in water vapour without any external power supply, relative humidity
increases att the same time that temperature decreases owing to the
evaporation cold. All the states obtained during the evaporation process are
near the line of the constant wet bulb temperature: at 52% Hr a 10°C
temperature is reached. These changes are called adiabatic and are valued in
the conditioning technice owing to they lack energy.