psychrometric charts

[engy74]

where can I find, on Internet, a good - easy to read and print . and freeware edition of the psychrometric chart in the SI?
Thanks everybody!

 

[TD2K]

Have you tried Google?

This is just one hit

http://www.nauticadehumid.com/nautica_PDFs/Nautica_SI.pdf

 

[quark]

You will get high, low and normal temperature psychro charts in both IP and SI versions in color here at this link.

http://www.handsdownsoftware.com/Downloads.htm

Regards,


Believe it or not : Had we trusted Archimedes and assigned him the work of lifting the earth(or any mass equivalent to that of earth on earth),with a lever of suitable length, it would have taken him 23 million million years to lift the earth by one centimeter, if he worked at the rate of 1 HP.

 

[engy74]

to TD2k:
I have seen on nautcadehumid, but for my opinin the chart has not a good quality, in particular when You try to print it!
Thanks ,ENgy74

 

[engy74]

Thank You,Quark.
I have download from the site You have kindly indicated: but the chart uses other units than SI, and it seems impossible to change the defalut units in SI units; I don't understand if the conversion possibility is part of the full operating edition of the chart, or if it's only difficult for me to change...
Best regards,
Engy74

 

[quark]

If you go down to bottom end of the page and to the right (under climate craft)below the download button, you will find description of 6 charts (3 in IP and 3 in SI units). Click each one of them and they open up into a pdf file of a psychrometric chart.

The units given are Enthalpy - kJ/Kg, Temperature - deg.C, Humidity Ratio - gms of moisture/Kg of dry air and Specific Volume - cu.m/kg. What units do you want?

I presume you downloaded the program instead.

Regards,




Believe it or not : Had we trusted Archimedes and assigned him the work of lifting the earth(or any mass equivalent to that of earth on earth),with a lever of suitable length, it would have taken him 23 million million years to lift the earth by one centimeter, if he worked at the rate of 1 HP.

 

[engy74]

correct, QUark
I have downloaded the program (very interesting, but non in SI units!)
I try to click but nothing happens...
If for You it's easier than for me You can send it to my mail: viaggiatore74@hotmail.com
Thank You again and best regards.
Engy 74
PS: what about the possibility to use SI units (h [J/kg] t [°C], etc.) in the program downloaded by

http://www.handsdownsoftware.com/Downloads.htm?