Question

Difference between adiabatic saturation temperature and wet bulb temperature

Answer 1

Explanation:

The wet bulb temperature is the lowest temperature and is always equal to or less than the dry point temperature, but always greater than dew point temperature. ... Adiabatic saturation temperature refers to a temperature at which water converts into air by the process of evaporation adiabatically

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Answer 2

Adiabatic saturation temperature refers to a temperature at which water converts into air by the process of evaporation adiabatically. The device used for this type of process is known as adiabatic saturator.

The wet bulb temperature is measured by the thermometer. Here the bulb of the thermometer is wrapped in a wet cloth. When air passes through it heat will be extracted and cloth absorbs some moisture which results into the reduction of temperature of air. The wet bulb temperature is the lowest temperature and is always equal to or less than the dry point temperature, but always greater than dew point temperature.

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