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Psychrometric Calculator

Dry Bulb · Wet Bulb · Dew Point · Enthalpy · Humidity Ratio

When to use: Use to determine moist air properties from dry-bulb temperature and relative humidity. Essential for AHU coil selection, dehumidification design, economizer analysis, and cooling tower performance. Enthalpy (BTU/lb) is used to calculate the energy content difference across coils. Dew point indicates when moisture will condense on surfaces — critical for preventing mold and condensation issues.

Air Conditions
Typical comfort: 68–76°F
°F
Comfort range: 30–60%
%
Comfort Zones
Thermal Comfort (ASHRAE 55)68–76°F, 30–60% RH
IAQ Risk (mold)RH > 70% sustained
Condensation RiskSurface below dew point
Enthalpy
306.64
BTU/lb of dry air
Air Properties
Dry-Bulb Temperature75.0 °F
Wet-Bulb Temperature68.4 °F
Dew Point Temperature55.1 °F
Relative Humidity50 %
Humidity Ratio0.26377 lb/lb
Humidity Ratio1846.4 gr/lb
Specific Volume19.191 ft³/lb
Enthalpy306.64 BTU/lb
References
ASHRAE Fundamentals Handbook – Chapter 1
ASHRAE 55 – Thermal environmental conditions
h = 0.240·T + W·(1061 + 0.444·T)
W = 0.62198 × Pw / (P − Pw)