The condensation of water vapor in compressed air lines is a major concern in industrial facilities. in fact, compressed air is often dehumidified to avoid the problems associated with condensation. consider a compressor that compresses ambient air from the local atmospheric pressure of 92 kpa to a pressure of 800 kpa (absolute). the compressed air is then cooled to the ambient temperature as it flows through the compressed air lines. disregarding any pressure losses, determine if there will be any condensation in the compressed air lines on a day when the ambient air is at 25 °c and 40 percent relative humidity.

answer:

a

explanation:

it a unlucky day

answer:

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