1. the dry-bulb temperature

2. the wet-bulb temperature

3. the dew point temperature

4. the relative humidity

5. the absolute humidity or moisture content

6. the humid volume

7. the specific enthalpy

Things to try out or check:

1. For fixed values of and of the inlet air stream as well as the inlet weight fraction of sugar in the dilute solution, increase the value of the target concentration of the sugar solution. As expected, you will observe an increase in the computed mass of inlet air.

2. The values of the wet-bulb temperature and specific heat of both the inlet and outlet air streams are identical. This is expected because we assume adiabatic humidification. We move along a constant wet-bulb line on the psychrometric chart.

3. Keep all variables constant and decrease the dry-bulb temperature of the inlet air. As expected, more inlet air will be needed.